Table of contents
- Part 1
Manipulate the DOM
- Part 2
Get data from users and from servers
- Part 3
Use asynchronous programming to make multiple requests
- Part 4
Build in your local environment
Table of contents
- Part 1
Manipulate the DOM
- Part 2
Get data from users and from servers
- Part 3
Use asynchronous programming to make multiple requests
- Part 4
Build in your local environment
Summary
This part of the course covered the following:
handling form data — how to extract data entered into text fields; how to react to user choices in multiple choice form controls like checkboxes, radio buttons, and dropdown menus
form validation — during input with the
inputevent, after input is complete with theblurevent, and using HTML constraints likerequiredAJAX GET requests — how to build a request object, declare its type, and implement its
onreadystatechangefunction to handle the server response
The next part of this course covers AJAX in more detail, taking a closer look at what makes AJAX "Asynchronous," and which consequences that has on how we build web apps in JavaScript.
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