#04 CRUD App Using Bootstrap 5, PHP - OOP, PDO - MySQL & Fetch API of ES6

Hello friends! I'm developing a CRUD application using Bootstrap 5, PHP - OOPS, PDO - MySQL and Fetch API of ES6.
This is the 4th video of the series in which I'm showing you how to fetch all record from the database and display in the page in a table format.



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[Dalwanaage]

Thanks for the tutorial and showing to use pure Vanilla JS Fetch() API of bootstrap 5. How to implement Pagination using the fetch API would be great.

[balajiravi]

Instead of getting array format how to get as JSON format 🙏

[coredatallc]

Very nice. I very much like the combination of PHP PDO OOP and Fetch() to remove libraries of jQuery and Bootstrap dependency. I think this is very refreshing to the industry. Congratulations on being part of the leading edge of thinking and innovation. KUDOS! Having said that, I ask this: If the db conn is a persistent connection, why is it necessary to reinstantiate it for a new function, or is this simply 'including the same instance' by reference, rather than creating an actual 'new connection', which 'could have' deleterious affects to performance if a user opens many pages? I don't know the answer actually, but 99% of programmers get this wrong, and in large applications, they destroy performance one connection object at a time.

[aniekanakpan]

Thanks for this tutorial. i have a problem with editing button it returning false on the console, please can you help?