👨‍💼 Our action for the delete button is pretty simple. In the future we'll probably add a "favorite" button where users can mark a note as a favorite, but our action only handles deleting a note.

To help us to distinguish the user's preferred action, we'll use a common pattern of adding a name and value to the delete button:

<button type="submit" name="intent" value="delete">Delete</button>

🤯 yes, it's true. Submit buttons are form controls, just like inputs, and can therefore have names and values. From there you can get the intent from the request form data and handle it accordingly.

Doing things this way will also ensure the request is performed properly.