Areas I could optimize my To Do List project to improve readability, maintainability and performance:
Separation of concerns: I could split my code into smaller functions that handle specific tasks. This would make my code easier to
Event delegation: Instead of attaching individual click event listeners to each "Options" button and "Trash" image, you could use event delegation.
Attaching a single click event listener to a parent element and determining what specific action was clicked based on the event target. This would allow me to reduce the number of event listeners and improve performance.
Template literals: Instead of concatenating HTML strings, you could use template literals for better readability.
I could use map() and join(): When generating the elements of the list, the map() function would allow me to create an array of HTML elements and then use join('') to convert the array to a single string. This would improve performance compared to repeatedly modifying the DOM within the loop.
ID Update: When an element is removed, the id attributes of other elements are updated using a loop. Instead, you could configure the id attributes of the index from scratch. This way, you wouldn't need to update them when an item is removed.
Areas I could optimize my To Do List project to improve readability, maintainability and performance:
Separation of concerns: I could split my code into smaller functions that handle specific tasks. This would make my code easier to
Event delegation: Instead of attaching individual click event listeners to each "Options" button and "Trash" image, you could use event delegation.
Attaching a single click event listener to a parent element and determining what specific action was clicked based on the event target. This would allow me to reduce the number of event listeners and improve performance.
Template literals: Instead of concatenating HTML strings, you could use template literals for better readability.
I could use map() and join(): When generating the elements of the list, the map() function would allow me to create an array of HTML elements and then use join('') to convert the array to a single string. This would improve performance compared to repeatedly modifying the DOM within the loop.
ID Update: When an element is removed, the id attributes of other elements are updated using a loop. Instead, you could configure the id attributes of the index from scratch. This way, you wouldn't need to update them when an item is removed.