Http Learning Outcomes

JavaScript

• We can write code that executes asynchronously
• We can use callbacks to access values that aren’t available synchronously
• We can use promises to access values that aren’t available synchronously
• We can use the fetch method to make HTTP requests and receive responses
• We can configure the options argument of the fetch method to make GET and POST requests
• We can use the map array method to create a new array containing new values
• We can use the filter array method to create a new array with certain values removed

DOM

• We can access DOM nodes using a variety of selectors
• We can add and remove DOM nodes to change the content on the page
• We can toggle the classes applied to DOM nodes to change their CSS properties

Design

• We can use consistent layout and spacing
• We can follow a spacing guideline to give our app a consistent feel

Developer Toolkit

• We can debug client side JS in our web browser
• We can use console.log() to help us debug our code