Saving User Input in JS Objects

Frequently you will need to take information that a user types in a form and save that in a JavaScript object to be used later.
This tutorial explains exactly how that would work as well as how to put that information into localStorage.

[cristiandragusin]

Maaaan, that voice turns this tutorial into a fairytale 👍

[mewillson]

Steve, I can't thank you enough for this example. I have a new web / mobile app I am creating where I was really struggling with how to pull the data from the forms, push it into a list and then into local storage. I have looked at dozens of YouTube videos and gone done many rabbit holes along the way. Your example helped me to succeed. Clear, straight forward and easy to understand example. Please keep up the good work.

[rishika_gupta]

0:03 and I'm down here just to say THIS MAN SHOULD START MAKING PODCASTS!

[micah_erosa]

Steve, Thank you so much for explaining these little details. I'm new in Javascript and I wanted to know how to store those inputs from user in a storage for my thesis. I can't understand complex things as of the moment so I needed someone to explain these to me and Im glad I found your channel. Keep doing this, please. You're a great teacher. Thank you!

[sharmajiNaveen]

Hi guys i am from India and came to this channel and got surprised
Because of esay explanation
Its really likeable

[johnkovach]

Steve. Thank you! Complex --> Simple (once one tracks what's going on under the hood). I really appreciate your brain.

[Kattayopp]

Steve, whenever i click on one of your videos after searching what I need to learn, I hit the like button and only then i watch it, because it's clear for me that you're going to help me with whatever programming issue I have. Can't thank you enough, you were born to teach and explain. Take care!

[indianatherd]

Who would've thought that I would hear such a voice and great explanation.

[IshaanSharmaRoarke]

Thank you so much. I like how you explain why you wrote a certain code. Really helps to understand the code rather than memorising it.

[kenosabi]

Dude you just became my hero. Thank you for explaining WHY and not just stating syntax. I want to be a better programmer not a faster typer. This is such an overlooked nuance in the YT coding realm. Solid stuff. Were also 4 minutes in and I've yet to hear about your amazing course that'll make me a full stack developer in 43 seconds. Subscribed.

[erennakdag]

I can't even begin to explain how much this helped. It is suprising how many videos I found here were either not helpful or missed crucial details but you made it all clear. Thanks man!

[s.akhtarjoomun]

I stopped the video before 2 minutes and had to subscribe. This is the kind of teaching I'm looking for. I'm gonna continue watching now.

[coming..back..in..]

I wish I saw your channel a year ago, to be honest is it the best and you explain it like mixing two ingredients.. love it thank you

[seanfinegan]

Great tutorial. Thanks for walking through the "How's" and "Why's" rather than having a "Just copy me" approach.

[facetzmielca]

NOBODY explains things so well. Thank you!!!

[kyliegrass]

I love this so much. I can't express how grateful I am to find this video!
Anyone interested in adding this to a form you are creating I just learned you can hide the msg to make this more secure using CSS

HTML line 27-29 I didn't want the data to show to the user, only show on the backend. I used CSS to hide it: #msg {display: none;}

This helped me being a newbie so I hope it helps another!

[tannerormanoski]

This was amazing Steve 💯 I very rarely comment on videos, but this tutorial was spot on! Please never stop🙏

[Observe]

Wow, the context and clarity is really helpful here.

[lucasteles]

The way you explained this made me insta subscribe. I don't even know what content you make but it doesn't really matter. Thanks, Professor Steve.

[KennieDevCamp]

This is really beautiful. Gave exactly what I needed and more. Very brief and nailed it