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		<title>Developing Client-Side Persistence</title>
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This post cover the following topics:

Why do we need client side persistence
Using the cookie in javascript
Writing javascript object to the cookie using JSON
The Cookie Monster object to handle client side persistence
Alternatives to the cookie

As web technology evolves we started to notice more and more advanced web applications that are more similar in their characteristics to [...]]]></description>
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