From the course: Programming Foundations: Application Architecture

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Code walkthrough: To-do list application

Code walkthrough: To-do list application

Let's examine the code involved in this to-do list application. We'll start by exploring the different files involved in the front end. First, there's the index.html. This file sets up the basic structure of our application, including the necessary elements for the user interface. This includes a form for entering new tasks, a submit button, and an unordered list to display the tasks. There's also a link to the JavaScript file that handles the application's logic. Let's take a look at the script.js. This file handles interactions with the back end and updates the user interface. Once the initial HTML document has been completely loaded and parsed, this callback function is executed. We retrieve the HTML elements and set up event listeners that will be triggered when they're interacted with. Then we create a function that sends a GET request to the task's endpoint to retrieve the list of tasks from the server. It converts the server's JSON response into a JavaScript array of task…

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