In the previous part of this tutorial, we walked through how to make a very basic version of a ToDo app using Wikimedia’s OOjs UI library. Now it’s time to add a way to store and display information from our items.

In this post we’ll walk through creating a simple ToDo JavaScript app with the OOjs UI library, which was created by the Wikimedia Foundation. OOjs UI has a lot of power under the hood and a lot of potential for super-powerful JavaScript applications in your browser — so we will start small and grow as we go, hopefully giving you a taste of the library and its concepts.

Java program that calculates the time it would take mice to multiply and cover every inch of Central Park.
This project was created as part of a Java programming 101 course in the fall semester of 2012. The project and tutorial can help Java newbies get a sense of some of the basic conditions, loops, and mathematical functions.

Java code for the conversion of degrees from Celsius to Fahrenheit and vise versa. This was a project for Java programming 101 in the fall semester of 2012. The project and tutorial can help Java newbies get a sense of some of the basic conditions and loops.