00:02:52	Zac Gordon:	Identify whether each of the following is part of "Vanilla JavaScript," a "Web API" or a "Protocol":
- JSON - ie '{"id":1,"title":"Hello JSON"}'
- JSON Object - ie JSON.parse()
- Local Storage
- HTTP
- XMLHTTPRequest
- Fetch
00:04:42	Zac Gordon:	Make an HTTP request with one of the options covered above to a WordPress site using the REST API.  Add the three posts to the page with markup using JavaScript and the DOM API.
00:04:59	Zac Gordon:	Create a JSON string of 3 post objects.  Save that string into local storage.  Then pull the JSON string out of local storage and parse it into a Vanilla JavaScript object.  Finally, create markup for the posts and append them to an HTML page.
00:05:38	Zac Gordon:	Be able to build a simple article excerpt like this and append it to a page with JavaScript.
Create a “clone” button that will create a clone of the article excerpt above and append it below the previous article excerpt
00:05:48	Zac Gordon:	https://gist.github.com/zgordon/df91d3b2239555fae10a8c012552ccdc
00:31:05	Zac Gordon:	- JSON - ie '{"id":1,"title":"Hello JSON"}'
00:56:43	Bobby Lee:	console.log(response.headers.get('X-WP-TotalPages'));
00:57:24	Bobby Lee:	for(var i = 1; i <= 16; i++) {
let url = `${restRoot}/wp/v2/posts/?per_page=10&page=${i}`;