Course: Storing Data in HTML
There are instances in which you might need to store a small piece of user data, but you don’t want to utilize a database or worry about cookies. In this course, Storing Data in HTML, you’ll learn to utilize the use of a browser’s storage to store data providing user interaction with your website. First, you’ll explore local storage. Next, you’ll discover session storage. Finally, you’ll see how to determine which to use based on your needs. When you’re finished with this course, you’ll have the skills and knowledge of storing data needed to provide user interaction for your website.
Course Overview
Introduction
- Welcome to Storing Data in HTML
- Difference between Cookies and Web Storage
- Difference between Local and Session Storage
- Storage Size Limitations
- Types of Data That Can Be Stored
- Summary
Using Local and Session Storage
- Environment Setup
- Demo - Save Data to Web Storage
- Demo - Retrieve Data from Web Storage
- Demo - Loop through All Data in Web Storage
- Demo - Deleting Data in Web Storage
- Demo - Saving JSON Data to Web Storage
- Deprecated Use of Web Storage
- Summary
Real World Use
- Introduction
- Security Issues
- Real World Use
- Protocols and Subdomains
- Summary
Summary