Simple To-Do List with jQuery (Learning Project)
This is a basic to-do list application built with jQuery to showcase my understanding of DOM manipulation and event handling.
Features:
Users can add new tasks by entering text and pressing Enter in the input field.
Clicking a task toggles a "completed" class for visual differentiation (styling required in your CSS).
Clicking the "X" icon next to a task removes it with a fade-out animation.
Technical Highlights:
Event Delegation: Uses event delegation on the parent <ul> element for efficient handling of click events on dynamically added <li> and <span> elements.
DOM Manipulation: Creates new <li> elements with text and "X" icon for deletion using jQuery methods.
User Interaction: Responds to user input (clicks and Enter key press) to manage tasks.
This project demonstrates my ability to:
Work with a JavaScript library (jQuery) for DOM manipulation.
Implement basic event handling for user interaction.
Understand the concept of event delegation for efficient event management.
Build a small, interactive application.
Further Development:
Persistence: Store tasks using Local Storage to survive page refreshes.
Enhancements: Add features like task editing, priority levels, or drag-and-drop reordering.
Note: This is a basic project focused on learning core concepts. Styling and advanced functionalities can be further implemented.