JavaScript Shopping Cart library on top of localStorage
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Oct 12, 2023 - JavaScript
JavaScript Shopping Cart library on top of localStorage
Makes for easy caching of image files in the browsers LocalStorage or indexedDB. Can be bound elements or parents.
Provides services for storing data in the browser's localStorage. The stored data is protected using AES encryption and decryption functions.
Chromium based extension with responsive side-panel UI, enhancing browsing experience by providing prompt-assisted search capabilities right within your browser. All the prompts are stored within the browser local storage
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This is a fully functional Amazon clone built using JavaScript, HTML, and CSS, utilizing browser local storage for data management. The project features modern JavaScript techniques to create an interactive, responsive e-commerce platform, offering product listings, shopping cart functionality, and order tracking.
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An app that uses 3rd party API data to make predictions about a person based on their name. Two of the APIs -- agify.io and nationalize.io -- return name- and country-predictive data (respectively) based on the first name. A third API called Last Name Origin determines the country of origin of a last name.
It can store notes for you in your browser's local storage. This project is a playground to work with the browser's local storage
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