Welcome to this section where we're going to learn how we can build out the edit and delete functionality for our portfolio items.

Now that we have a handler built, that is listening for any user to click on Delete, we now have the ability to call the outside API, pass in the delete verb and then have it remove that record from the database.

Now that we have the delete functionality working properly, we're going to add some styles. And specifically we're gonna integrate FontAwesome so that we can have icons in the spots of our application where it makes sense.

Now that we have Font Awesome installed in our application, now we can start using these icons and styling them and you'll see how we are able to treat them exactly like any kind of text content in our application.

This is gonna be a relatively quick guide where we build out the icon for the sign out button here.

Now that we have the delete functionality completed, we've completed three out of the four CRUD features. Remember, CRUD stands for create, read, update, and delete.

Now that we're effectively updating state every time that a user clicks on the edit icon here, the next step is to connect our portfolio form with our portfolio manager for the edit functionality.

So now when the user clicks on the edit button, they automatically populate the form, at least the text fields of the form, and all of that works perfectly.

Now that we have our edit functionality working properly, it's time to connect the parent component with our form component, and what we're gonna do is build out two different workflows.

Now that we have the basic functionality for our update form working perfectly, it's time to move on to how we can work with images.

Now that we know that we can build dynamic behavior into our image upload section, we're going to populate that into the rest of the images and into our banner and our logo.

This is gonna be a relatively quick guide where we add the delete link for each one of our images.

So before we can get into adding the ability to delete our thumbnails and banners and logos, in between these guides, I found a bug in our application.

Now that we've fixed that image editing bug, we are ready to implement the delete functionality.