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FEATURE: <Add Topic : JS Web APIs>
Describe the Feature
Summary
- Addition: Introduced a new topic on JavaScript Web APIs to provide a comprehensive overview of commonly used APIs in web development.
- Purpose: This section serves as a valuable resource for developers to understand and leverage Web APIs, enhancing their ability to create dynamic web applications.
Changes Made
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Added JS Web APIs Overview:
- Included a detailed explanation of various JavaScript Web APIs, such as the Fetch API, DOM Manipulation API, and the Web Storage API.
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Code Examples:
- Provided code snippets demonstrating how to use different Web APIs effectively in real-world scenarios.
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Best Practices:
- Added a section outlining best practices for working with Web APIs, including error handling and optimizing performance.
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Links to Documentation:
- Included links to official documentation and additional resources for further reading on each API discussed.
Reasoning
- Rationale: The addition of the JS Web APIs topic addresses a common gap in understanding how to utilize web technologies effectively. By providing clear explanations and practical examples, developers will be better equipped to use these APIs in their projects.
JavaScript Web APIs
1. Fetch API
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The Fetch API provides an interface for fetching resources across the network.
fetch('https://api.example.com/data') .then(response => response.json()) .then(data => console.log(data)) .catch(error => console.error('Error fetching data:', error));
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Use Case
Use Cases:
- Listed practical use cases for key Web APIs to illustrate their applications in real-world scenarios.
Reasoning
- Rationale: The addition of this topic addresses the need for developers to understand how to leverage Web APIs in building dynamic, interactive web applications.
JavaScript Web APIs
Use Cases
1. Fetch API
- Use Case: Retrieve data from remote servers (e.g., RESTful APIs) for displaying user data, images, or any other resources dynamically in a web application.
2. DOM Manipulation API
- Use Case: Create and modify HTML elements dynamically based on user interactions, such as adding new items to a list, displaying messages, or updating content without reloading the page.
3. Web Storage API
- Use Case: Store user preferences or session data locally in the browser (e.g., keeping track of a shopping cart, user settings, or recently viewed items), allowing for a more personalized user experience.
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