Gain insights into building scalable web applications with IndexedDB. Learn database management, object stores, and advanced data optimization through a hands-on to-do list project.

In this course, you will learn about IndexedDB, a powerful web-based storage system essential for building efficient and scalable web applications that require client-side storage. 

You will start this course by understanding the basics of IndexedDB, including accessing and connecting to databases, managing database versions, and performing fundamental operations such as listing and deleting databases. Next, you’ll explore the core concepts of object stores and transactions. You’ll learn how to create object stores and store and retrieve data from these stores. You’ll then progress to advanced topics, exploring indexes and cursors, understanding their creation and usage, and honing your skills in optimizing data access. You’ll end the course by creating a to-do list project using the concepts learned.

By the end of this course, you will possess the knowledge and skills to work proficiently with IndexedDB, opening up new possibilities for your web development projects.

Building a Web Application with JavaScript and IndexedDB

Unit of work that's performed in the database

What method can be used to delete an object store?

What method can be used to delete an object store?

`readonly`, `readwrite`, and `versionchange`

What are the different transaction modes?

What are the different transaction modes?

A storage container for data, similar to a table in a relational database

A type of web storage that's object-oriented

What is an object store in IndexedDB?

**(True or False)** We can create a `versionchange` transaction type manually.

(True or False) We can create a <code>versionchange</code> transaction type manually.

The path to the IndexedDB file on the disk

The property of the stored objects used as the primary key

The index used for searching the object store

What does the `keyPath` in an object store specify?

What does the <code>keyPath</code> in an object store specify?

What transaction type should we use when we need to add or update the data in the object store?

What transaction type should we use when we need to add or update the data in the object store?

Take this quiz to test your understanding of object stores and transactions.

Introduction to IndexedDB

Object Store and Transaction

Index and Cursor

To-Do List Project

Conclusion

Quiz: Object Store and Transactions