A minimum working example of making use of IDBFS (browser storage)
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Media Generator is a robust data search based on your favorite actor, movie, or tv show. After you run a search, you'll see a vast amount of data relevant without having any adds or popups. .
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Simple, offline-first inventory tracker built with JavaScript and IndexedDB. Keep tabs on your stock right from the browser, no backend needed.
javascript html bootstrap crud offline-first vanilla-js webapp indexeddb inventory-management client-side-storage
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A MDN Learning Area Assessment Solution
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It is React App which uses local storage to persist the values which are updated by user.
styled-components localstorage persistent-storage useeffect-hook client-side-storage usestate-hook callbackfunction
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front end website which displays an interactive note board
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Adamas is a modern React web app built with Vite, designed to assist call center agents with workflows, note-taking, and number formatting. It features a responsive UI, modular SCSS styling, and persistent local storage for data management. Structured with reusable components, it provides a streamlined, efficient experience for daily operations.
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