JavaScript Masterclass - Zero to Job-Ready with Hands-On Projects - Form: Delete Task / 294

The video tutorial focuses on implementing and debugging the delete functionality in a Kanban application. It covers adding an if statement to target delete actions, ensuring tasks are removed from both the UI and local storage, and addressing issues where multiple tasks were being deleted incorrectly. The tutorial concludes with a brief introduction to the upcoming topic of implementing drag-and-drop functionality.

What is the initial step mentioned for implementing the delete functionality in the Kanban application?

• Removing the task ID

• Creating a new class for deletion

• Using an if statement to target the delete action

• Adding a new button

What issue was encountered when trying to delete tasks?

• Tasks were not being deleted

• Tasks were duplicated

• Multiple tasks were deleted at once

• Only the first task was deleted

How was the issue of deleting multiple tasks resolved?

• By adding a new delete button

• By implementing a condition to check for the task class

• By removing the delete functionality

• By refreshing the page

What was the common factor identified that led to the deletion of multiple tasks?

• The delete button was broken

• The page was not refreshed

• The task ID was incorrect

• The delete task function was called without checking for the task

What was the key realization that helped solve the deletion issue?

• The page needed to be refreshed

• The task ID was missing

• The delete button was not working

• The delete task function was being called for every column

What is the next topic to be covered after the delete functionality?

• Styling the Kanban board

• Adding new tasks

• Creating a new Kanban board

• Implementing drag-and-drop functionality

What was the purpose of adding 'travel Gable equals to true'?

• To enable task deletion

• To allow dragging of tasks

• To refresh the page

• To add new tasks