So, the browsers have built-in validation based on those HTML attributes like `required` and `maxlength` and `type`. We can leave everything to the browser for its basic validation or we can completely write our own custom JS validation... But wouldn't it be nice to tap into the browser's mechanism for validation and combine it with our own scripts?
Now, thanks to the Constraint Validation API, we can.
Link to PART I - • Form Validation I - HTML and CSS
Code from video: https://gist.github.com/prof3ssorSt3v...
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