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So I'm searching for a good crash course on localstorage and interacting with it in Javascript. I want to build a to-do list webapp with some extra functionality but it would be just for 1 user. I don't want to mess with php/mysql and have the server doing anything. Links to tutorials would be best :-D

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Here's a crash crash course I found very useful. It explains a bunch of HTML5 concepts, including localStorage, video tag, offline websites, forms, locations, canvas, and more.

http://diveintohtml5.org/storage.html

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There is the offical documentation:

http://dev.w3.org/html5/webstorage/

For a quick demo with code: http://html5demos.com/storage also more html5 demos at the root of that site.

Note there are also things like the YUI 2 Storage Utility which abstract the storage for you (HTML 5, Google Gears, SWF) depending on what the browser supports:

The Storage Utility provides a mechanism for storing significant amounts of textual data, client-side, whether or not your browsers supports the proposed HTML 5 Storage specification.

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No personal experience but I did come across this link today: http://www.w3avenue.com/2010/05/07/html5-unleashed-tips-tricks-and-techniques/

Which links to this: http://net.tutsplus.com/tutorials/html-css-techniques/quick-tip-learning-about-html5-local-storage/

Have fun!

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This small tutorial/code-snippet helped me to get started.

http://hacks.mozilla.org/2009/06/localstorage/

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I would recommend one of the other questions asked here about how to store objects in localStorage. It helped me a lot as I am implementing a code editor that can store multiple files and last state of the user.

The stackoverflow question
Both answers posted are very valuable.

Some things to take into consideration:

• When do you store data, after each key pressed or after some other specific action/event?
• Use a temporary Javascript data structure or only interact with localStorage directly?

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Store Data

//Syntax 
localStorage.setItem(Key,Value);

Demo