Build An eCommerce Website, Dynamic Shopping Cart, Part 4 - #65

In the last tutorial of this series, we will go into how we can add a cart that contains dynamic information using jQuery, CSS, HTML, and an external API. The fake e-commerce API that we are using allows you to store cart sessions, so we use those sessions for our logged-in users to create a dynamic shopping cart.

This shopping cart is built using Bootstrap and displays a navbar that reflects the total product count within the cart. Using this, we can calculate the total amount of the shopping cart as well as the individual items.

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[Sfimedia-web-design]

Love the videos they have helped me a lot to get to know how to use api in relation to e-commerce. I didn't need the user info so missed that video. Which means I couldn't do this video as it included cart process with userid. I need a simple guest no logged in add to cart function which will be processed on the api website. Is there a none logged in add to cart function available in this video I tried finding it but couldn't?

[reynoldskynaston]

Great video! I'm relearning webdev so this is super helpful!