JavaScript Masterclass - Zero to Job-Ready with Hands-On Projects - Kanban Flow / 284

The video tutorial covers setting up JavaScript files for a project, focusing on CRUD operations and drag-and-drop functionality. It explains the project structure, the importance of using 'type module' for imports, and how to manage tasks using local storage. The tutorial also details the data structure design, emphasizing the use of arrays and objects to store tasks. Finally, it demonstrates adding initial data to local storage for testing purposes.

What is the purpose of the 'data.js' file in the project?

• To store CSS styles

• To manage HTML structure

• To handle user authentication

• To reference data storage methods

What is the first step when working with multiple JavaScript files?

• Initialize a database

• Link CSS styles

• Create a new HTML file

• Add type module

Which functionality is NOT part of the CRUD operations discussed?

• Retrieve

• Encrypt

• Update

• Create

What is the main purpose of the counter in the project?

• To calculate the total cost

• To measure the time spent

• To track the number of tasks

• To count the number of users

Which attribute is used to enable drag-and-drop functionality?

• sortable

• draggable

• movable

• clickable

What happens to a task when it is dragged from 'To Do' to 'In Progress'?

• It is deleted

• It is moved and updated in storage

• It is archived

• It is duplicated

How are tasks stored in the local storage data structure?

• As individual strings

• As a list of objects

• As a single JSON object

• As plain text

What is the column ID for tasks that are 'In Progress'?

• 2

• 1

• 3

• 0

Why is it important to understand the data format before starting the project?

• To fetch, insert, and update data correctly

• To create user accounts

• To write CSS styles

• To design the UI

What is the purpose of adding pre-data to local storage?

• To test the functionality

• To secure the application

• To increase storage capacity

• To improve performance