#30DayProjectChallenge Day 6: To-Do App with Local Storage
By TechInfoWithAshish - 9-12-2023
Hello everyone! Welcome to Day 6 of the #30DayProjectChallenge. Today, we're enhancing our To-Do app with Local Storage using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.
In the previous blog, we created a basic To-Do list application. Building upon that, today's focus is on implementing Local Storage to persist our tasks.
Here are the key features of our To-Do app with Local Storage:
- Task Input: Users can enter their tasks in the input field.
- Add Task Button: On clicking this button, the task gets added to the task list and saved in Local Storage.
Additionally, we've introduced:
- Error Messages: If a user tries to add an empty task, the system displays an error message.
- Task List: The tasks get added to this list. Each task has a delete button associated with it for removing the task from the list and Local Storage.
- Local Storage: Tasks are stored in the browser's Local Storage, so they persist even after the page is refreshed.
With the addition of these features, we're not only making the task management process more efficient but also providing users with clear feedback and a persistent storage solution. This aligns with best practices for web application user experience.
As we progress through our coding challenge, it's exciting to see our projects evolve with new features. Tomorrow's challenge promises more exploration and learning. Stay tuned for another interesting project. Happy coding!
Building a To-Do app with Local Storage might seem simple, but it's a great project for beginners to understand how user input can be dynamically added to the webpage and how to use Local Storage to persist data. It also introduces the concept of DOM manipulation which is a crucial aspect of web development.
The To-Do app we're building is not just about adding tasks. It's about organizing your day-to-day activities in a more efficient way. Whether it's about completing your homework, cleaning your room, or finishing a work assignment, everything can be managed from one place. And with the addition of Local Storage, your tasks will be there even if you close or refresh your browser!
