Category: JavaScript Tutorial

JavaScript Tutorial

JavaScript practical project

JavaScript practical project Here’s a guide to JavaScript practical project examples, combining ES6+, Fetch API, Async/Await, LocalStorage, and DOM manipulation. These examples are beginner-friendly but cover real-world use cases. 1️⃣ Todo List App Features: Add,...

JavaScript Tutorial

JavaScript ES7

JavaScript ES7+ Features (ES2016+) After ES6, JavaScript ES7 introduced several new features every year. ES7 and above focus on making code simpler, cleaner, and more powerful. 1️⃣ Exponentiation Operator (**) – ES7 Replaces Math.pow()...

JavaScript Tutorial

JavaScript ES6

JavaScript ES6 (ECMAScript 2015) ES6 introduced modern features to JavaScript, making code cleaner, more readable, and easier to maintain. 1️⃣ let and const let – Block-scoped variable const – Block-scoped constant (cannot reassign)

...

JavaScript Tutorial

JavaScript Cookies

JavaScript Cookies In JavaScript Cookies is a small piece of data stored in the browser.Cookies are often used to: Save user preferences Track sessions Store login information Unlike LocalStorage/SessionStorage, cookies are sent to the server...

JavaScript Tutorial

JavaScript Web Storage

JavaScript Web Storage JavaScript Web Storage allows you to store data locally in the browser.It is more secure and easier to use than cookies. Two main types: LocalStorage – Permanent storage (data persists after...

JavaScript Tutorial

JavaScript Fetch API Advanced

JavaScript Fetch API Advanced The JavaScript Fetch API Advanced is a modern way to make HTTP requests in JavaScript.It works with Promises and is commonly used to interact with APIs. 1️⃣ Basic Fetch

 ...

JavaScript Tutorial

JavaScript Async and Await

JavaScript Async and Await JavaScript Async and Await make asynchronous JavaScript easier to read and write. They are built on top of Promises, but feel more like normal, synchronous code. Why Async/Await? Before async/await,...

JavaScript Tutorial

JavaScript Promises

✅ JavaScript Promises In JavaScript Promises is an object representing the eventual completion or failure of an asynchronous operation.It allows handling async tasks more cleanly than callbacks. 📌 Promise States State Description Pending Initial state,...

JavaScript Tutorial

JavaScript AJAX

JavaScript AJAX (Asynchronous JavaScript and XML) In JavaScript AJAX allows web pages to update content without reloading the entire page.It communicates with a server in the background and fetches data asynchronously. 🎯 Why Use...

JavaScript Tutorial

JavaScript JSON

JavaScript JSON (JavaScript Object Notation) JSON (JavaScript Object Notation) is a lightweight data format used for storing and transferring data between a server and a web application. It is easy for humans to read...