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JavaScript for Line of Business Applications
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Keeping track of current JavaScript Frameworks that help design your clientside Business Logic Layers.
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Jan Hesse
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Through the first 3 parts of this series we now have a scalable voting application that can process votes for events via SMS or voice and display the real-time progress of voting. However, there is currently no web interface for an administrator. Creating events or modifying them require making changes directly to the documents in CouchDB. In this blog post, I will walk through the process of creating a simple web interface for administrators using AngularJS.
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We have created a Proof of Concept with Javascript based web server, where we have focused on dealing with NoSql (CouchDB) with javascript based framework Node.js and angular.js on client side.
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Creating realtime web applications has been possible for a while now, however up until recently it’s been kind of a pain and required a big engineering effort. I think this is largely because the tools haven’t provided exactly what we needed to do realtime in a simple and painless way. Luckily this has all changed, now it’s pretty easy to build realtime applications and it’s my goal to prove that to you in this episode. The best way to prove this is by showing you, so we’ll build a simple single page application the uses realtime features from top to bottom.
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Angular is great at 2-way data bindings between the DOM and models in memory. What if you'd also like to persist your models on a server? Join us to hear guest speaker Anant Narayanan (@anantn) of Firebase discuss how their integration with Angular makes it a breeze to synchronize data between the DOM and a server-side JSON store.
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Current post is a proof of concept towards make a web application with Javascript based Web Server. To make this possible, we have selected - 1> Angular.js for client side development – Single Page Application 2> Cross Domain Communication in between Angular.js and Node.js 3> Node.js for server side development 4> Rest based web service creation with express.js 5> Database – MongoDb 6> Node.js MongoDb Module Extention (mongojs) We have created a Proof of Concept with Javascript based web server, where we have focused on dealing with NoSql (MongoDB) with javascript based framework Node.js and angular.js on client side.
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