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Js app without modules

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Last edited Feb 15, 2020

Created on Feb 14, 2020

This example demonstrates a two-level single-page application without any module system, using plain JavaScript and XMLHttpRequest. Clicking a todo item in the overview renders its detail view, and clicking the detail title returns to the list. The app routes between overview and detail states via object-literal methods for routing, API calls, and rendering, fetching data from the JSONPlaceholder API. Global state is limited to a few object literals, with the DOM fully rebuilt on each render.

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A basic SPA app

Clicking on a result will render a detailed result.
Click on that result again will get you back to the overview
The only global variables are the object literals that hold methods

MIT Licensed

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