Building Live Search Box
Instructor
John Lindquist
Like in section 04 Implement the Pattern in Common Async Scenarios, it's time to implement the pattern in common scenarios!
Now that you're familiar with the pattern we'll build a search box that handles a few different async scenarios.
You'll filter values based on user input, debounce text while a user is typing, and send a request once they are finished. Finally, we'll see how to implement a cache to save on network requests
You're in Section 07 of Composing Closures and Callbacks in JavaScript
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