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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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This post kicks off a series of articles demonstrating the construction of a single page application using the Dojo Toolkit. Dojo is an amazingly powerful, stable and well designed framework covering most basic infrastructure requirements. Of course there are many other frameworks assisting you in getting the job done but check out David Walsh's excellent 10 reasons why your projects should use the Dojo Toolkit.
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Demo on http://dojorama.org/
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Earlier this year I left the comfortable world of XAML and WPF behind and began developing almost exclusively in JavaScript. My daily focus has also switched from developing desktop applications to Single Page Applications (SPAs) using ASP.NET MVC and KnockoutJS: but, as we’ll see, JavaScript does not restrict me to web development. I was discussing this change of direction with a good friend of mine and he asked whether that wasn’t a little extreme.
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Overview of whats available to help you speed up development.
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Yay. SignalRamp provides the on-ramp for simple, multi-directional syncing of your UI. It uses SignalR library along with SignalGrr as a proxy server to wire client UIs together for immediate real-time updating. It's really easy.
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Colaboration by RealTime UI Updates without WebSockets!
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Almost every developer must have came across the word MVC in his life. Many of them must be fortune to work with MVC technology on platforms like Java, .Net, PHP etc. Below is my understanding of MVC and other related jargon..
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The why when and how of MVC pattern in JavaScript.
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Meteor is an open-source platform for building top-quality web apps in a fraction of the time, whether you're an expert developer or just getting started.
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actionHero is a node.js API framework for both tcp sockets, web sockets, and http clients. The goals of actionHero are to create an easy-to-use toolkit for making reusable and scalable APIs. actionHero provides cluster support, shared cache, integrated delayed processing, and more.
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This post is part of series of post on Single Page Application using ASP.NET MVC 4. We will explore the upshot, nav and history JavaScript libraries in this post. What is Upshot.js? Upshot is a new...
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ProgrammableWeb.com keeps you up to date with web mashups and APIs: what's new, interesting, useful and important. Hundreds of mashups and APIs. Contribute, search, view, and chart them.
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In today's second Web Wednesday post (the post earlier today was actually last Wednesday's post, but I forgot to actually schedule it for publishing... Doh! So you guys get two posts today!
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Describes Single Page Applications and a new BPF Framework that helps to develop SPAs.; Author: Nick Polyak; Updated: 7 Dec 2012; Section: HTML / CSS; Chapter: Web Development; Updated: 7 Dec 2012...
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Issues of cross-browser compatibility, screen resolution and inconsistent HTML and CSS code are things of the past in mobile development.
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Esprima is a high performance, standard-compliant ECMAScript parser written in ECMAScript (also popularly known as JavaScript). Esprima is blazing fast (see the benchmark suite). It is up to 3x faster than UglifyJS v1 and it is still competitive with the new generation of fast parsers.
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In C#, we have classes, access modifiers, and namespaces, just to name a few ways to deal with scope. We can create private classes, private methods, and we can organize our code into namespaces.
In JavaScript we don’t have the same language constructs. But don’t fret! Over the years patterns and best practices have emerged that help us manage these issues and at the same time embrace the dynamic prototype based nature of the language.
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In my previous article I’ve described in detail how to implement Rebecca Murphey’s Srchr application using the ExtJs framework. In this article I’ll use the JavascriptMVC framework for the same purpose. We’ll follow the same code flow as in the previous article and start by breaking down the application into smaller javascriptmvc components and then work on each of the main component interactions, one at a time.
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I love the way how each and every discussion turns into the war of the frameworks. I have worked with BackboneJS and AngularJS quite extensively and have come across most of their short comings in production. So, you dont really have to take this analysis with a grain of salt. I would be happy to take back anything that I have said if it turns out to be wrong. Lets get to the meat of it, then, shall we?
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These days it's hard to call yourself a web developer if you do not have at least *some* jQuery...
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Create multi-platform desktop apps with HTML5, CSS3 and JavaScript. TideSDK formerly known as Titanium Desktop is the best way to create beautiful, unique desktop apps using your web development skills.
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The simple app framework for HTML5For iOS, Android, webOS, BlackBerry, Chrome OS & anything else with HTML5Widgets, lists and scrolling goodness using JavaScript & CSS3Make native mobile apps or web apps with the same codeWorks great with PhoneGap
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When I started with the cloudBuroApp development project in early 2011 I was experimenting with the NodeJs server stack, CommonJS module technology, …
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If you only think of Javascript in the context of the browser, you're really missing out; Javascript as a language is badass: lambdas, closures, inheritance, passing by reference.
Why did JavaScript come to dominate the web browser? JavaScript is really good in a browser because as a language it easily supports event-based and asynchronous programming. Turns out that the same properties that make javascript work well for interacting with a web page are also very similar to what's needed for building a good web server.
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KnockoutJS: An MVVM Framework for jQuery DevelopersDeveloperTechKnockoutJS: An MVVM Framework for jQuery Developers.
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With Breeze, I can make HTTP calls to my OData service or to a service defined by ASP.NET Web API (asp.net/web-api). I switched my service to ASP.NET Web API, which works against the same EF model I used previously—with one addition. My former sample exposed only Person data. I now have related data in the form of a Device class, as every developer I know has a small collection of personal devices. The relevant functions exposed by my ASP.NET Web API are a GET, which returns Person data; another GET for Device data; and a single POST for saving changes. I’m also using a Metadata function to expose the schema of my data, as shown in Figure 1. Breeze will use this Metadata in order to understand my model.
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No matter what, I found the same question over and over again, "should I use a NoSQL solution to my <what ever problem>, help me!", but some days ago I crossed a question that I want to discuss. "One size does not fit all" applies to the RDBMS world, 4 years ago the only way to store information in an organized way was RDBMS and several people think that they should apply RDBMS to every single problem, and that's not true. But this same principle applies to the NoSQL world, take a look of Maslow's hammer law.
Contents: Data Model comparison Code comparison Conclusion
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