Alperen Talasl o lu
*** The one and the most comprehensive Client–Side Data Storage Course in Udemy! ***
In the today’s modern web development, the client side is getting more and more place from the server side. The modern browsers are now able to provide many different and powerful client–side storage tools and APIs. Even as more people move toward the cloud, client–side storage can still save web developers a lot of time and money if you do it right
In today’s world, an ideal and experienced web developer has to benefit from the power of these modern and edge technologies.
In this course, we will cover all of the key points of the Client–Side Data Storage topic together. This course is a best chance for whom is willing to learn this edge technology or improve personal skills set. Every topics are comprehensively explained with examples and projects.
The topic covered in the course are mainly :
Basics of Client–Side Web Storage
Cookies
Building an open source library
LocalStorage and SessionStorage
WebStorage projects
New generation Client–Side Databases
IndexedDB
Web SQL
Real Life Scenario Projects
Enhance your JavaScript and Frontend Skills
If you have any questions related to the lectures, do not hesitate to ask!
Instructor Details
Courses : 3
Specification: Client-Side Data Storage Ultimate Guide
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| Price | $9.99 |
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| Duration | 7.5 hours |
| Year | 2021 |
| Level | All |
| Language | English |
| Certificate | Yes |
| Quizzes | No |
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Robert Kwarta –
This is a thoughtfully and clearly presented and well documented course, which not only covers the subject topics comprehensively (in both theory and practice) but also demonstrates javascript methods for handling complex object arrays. The latter is particularly helpful for beginners to web development, such as myself. In addition, useful concepts such as custom data attributes are presented and applied in project development, which is a bonus. It would have been useful though to have first introduced the theory of this concept before utilizing it in code, since I was very befuddled at first, particularly with the associated object notation when used within the event handler. Despite this, though, Alperen put a lot of effort and thought into building this course, which I would highly recommend to anyone interested in leveraging local storage in web development (if only as a series of practical lessons for beginners).
Keith CORBETT –
A thorough explanation of the topic…and also covers a lot of ground showing how an organised developer works, so overall a very useful & enlightening course
Ain Mor –
I just started watching the videos. It looks amazing though I have some expectations from this course. Lets see how it goes in coming sessions.
Rozaliyana Aushuria –
I want to deep understand about client storage, The lecturer so far so good. Easy to understand
David Hollaway –
Very helpful for learning about client sided data storage. Covers the basics and some advanced topics. Good course.
Adler Hund –
gotsomegoodknowledgeaboutindexeddb.
Adler Hund –
gotsomegoodknowledgeaboutindexeddb.
Branko Petrusevski –
all good but:: list resources more often ex. literature Mozilla Web IndexDB
Branko Petrusevski –
all good but:: list resources more often ex. literature Mozilla Web IndexDB
Peter Kin –
Overall a good course focusing on one topic. The part I was interested in cookies and localStorage were really straightforward and useful. Although the indexedDB part was a bit fussy for me. Afterall thank you Alperen! 😉
Peter Kin –
Overall a good course focusing on one topic. The part I was interested in cookies and localStorage were really straightforward and useful. Although the indexedDB part was a bit fussy for me. Afterall thank you Alperen! 😉
Alexandre Guimenti –
Straight to the point.
Alexandre Guimenti –
Straight to the point.
Abdirizak –
i like it
Abdirizak –
i like it
Arturo Escalante Escalera –
For IndexedDB, an additional lesson would have been nice to show the use of complex queries using indexes and key ranges to select data using several properties, some of which could be nested, so data retrieval could be done more declaratively, like in WebSQL, which IndexedDB is supposed to replace.
Arturo Escalante Escalera –
For IndexedDB, an additional lesson would have been nice to show the use of complex queries using indexes and key ranges to select data using several properties, some of which could be nested, so data retrieval could be done more declaratively, like in WebSQL, which IndexedDB is supposed to replace.
Karlan Astrego –
I learned a lot. I had never heard of indexedDB. It is very well explained. The pronunciation of the English by Alperen (the tutor), is something I had to get used to (his English is very good). And I miss a little bit of explanation of when to use what (when to use cookies and when to use local storage, for instance). But it is good course.
Omar Gonz lez Salas –
As an introduction is perfect but it could improve reducing the amount of code repetitiveness for some methods.
Lars Cichowski –
What I am missing compared to other courses is a start and end file so that you can code along (from the start file) and when not working, still check the end file to see what you did wrong. Then in the beginning it was suggested to install wamp, but it’s nowhere explained on how to use it. (so I used live server via npm which I learned in another course). When googling it I saw you needed to put the files in wamp/www but that was nowhere explained.
Keita Saito –
Concepts are clearly explained. Instructor is very responsive and gives detailed, helpful answers.
M P –
Just reviewed the last section of the course about indexed DB and I must say this is an excellent source of quality info. The instructor is deeply knowledgeable and knows exactly what he is talking about. I love the way he writes his code to explain things. Learned a lot watching about two hours of this course and will check the rest when I have enough time. Totally recommend this to those looking for an amazing source of information about client side data storage.
Mohan Kumar –
Good coverage of client side storage. Course length could be shortened if you built the subsequent code based on the previous sections. Understand the reasoning behind you choosing the approach to repeat the steps, that is to ensure adequate practice and build a strong foundation. Look forward to any add on sections to this ONLY client side storage course on Udemy.
Jakob Willforss –
Very useful and precise. I wanted to get a grip on IndexedDB, and that was what it provided. It could potentially be organized in a more engaging way where me as a student get to weave together the different building blocks, in addition to going through the key functionalities. But it fulfilled its purpose, and was enjoyable to watch. Thanks!
Cihan Boz –
Phew! That was a really nice way to finally wrap my head around Client Storage. Content is laid out clearly. Great instructor with his crisp and to the point explanations of concepts. Definitely, a must recommend for all the web developers.
Rakesh Kumar Singh –
Best from the rest!! This course is unique in terms of explaining the topics of learning. Lecturer is really good in explaining the term. And this course is value of money. Thanks!