This is my second To Do List featuring much cleaner vanilla JS code than the first.
A big thing that I realized this time concerned how I dealt with functions interacting with the dynamically created tasks.
Insead of needing to use closest(), I could just use the variables for the dynamic DOM elements that I already made within that main Create() function.
This not only saves time but makes the code more readable and less error prone.
I believe this works because the variables of all new task DOM elements are instances and directly and specifically represent th DOM elements within that newly created task.
I have a feeling that there's a better way to create new DOM elements en masse but I'm still happy with this code.
This is definitely my last ToDo List for now and I dont plan on refactoring this one.
I'm still not sure what my next project will be. I plan on using 'local storage' next time to save content when the user leaves the page. I also want to get familliar with JSON, objects in general and hopefully database interactions. I really want to make something that utilizes an API so that I'll have tons of information to organize and manipulate.
##git test
###10/11/2017
I'm learning git/bash. I created a local folder, ran $ git init and set its remote to this repo. Then I ran $ git pull origin master to download the repo to my computer. It took me a few tries to figure this out as I kept runnint $ git pull to no avail.
I then created a new branch using $ git branch gitTest although seconds later I discovered the command to create and checkout a new branch in on line by adding -b before the new branch name.
After entering the new branch I added the updated README to the staging area and pushed to gitHub.
Thanks if you read this!