Lesson 29. Capstone: Implementing an API
Confetti Cuisine raves about the user interaction with the application. To encourage more users to enroll in their courses, however, they’d like me to add more data on individual pages. More specifically, they want me to include a modal on every page that lists the offered courses and a link to enroll in each one.
To accomplish this task, I’m going to make requests to my application server by using Ajax on the client side. By making an asynchronous call to my server behind the scenes, I won’t need to load the course data until the user clicks a button to enroll. This change to use Ajax should help with the initial page-load time and ensure that course data is up to date when the user views it.
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