TL; DR: This is all the code you need in Kitten¹ to make a *persisted* counter that streams interface updates to the browser. (Put it into a file called index.page.js in a folder all by itself and run `kitten`.)

Add the following two lines inside the `<main>` tag, if you also want it to look good:

```html
<page css>
<style inline>@scope { div { font-size: 3em; } }</style>
```

¹ kitten.small-web.org

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So I’m updating the Kitten documentation, tutorials, videos, etc., in preparation for the major (breaking change) release I’ve been working on for the past few months and, as part of that, I had to set up my streaming/recording setup again as the layout of my room changed and I recorded an updated Kitten Counter video yesterday in which I made every mistake I could in 12 minutes (so I’ll be recording it again). But here it is a a preview (and also to show that no, none of us gets it right the first time. Any polished video you see is the result of meticulous planning and multiple iterations) :)

(This video doesn’t show the new stateful components. I will be recording new videos about that.)

vimeo.com/1212264139

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A demonstration of how to build a simple counter using the latest Kitten

In this example, we build a simple counter with an increment and decrement button and wire it up to Kitten’s built-in JavaScript Database (JSDB).

^Vimeo

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