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  • Created almost 3 years ago
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Simple project built in Vanilla Javascript. Uses DOM manipulation to add Books to a virtual library by using a title and author value given by the user. User is able to add or remove books using a regular form. Form submission done using custom form validation and books posted are listed in the personal users browser in the list. Data is preserved upon browser closure/ refresh using browser Local storage

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