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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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Creating Solar System animation in HTML5/JavaScript In order to achieve the separation between visual and non-visual components I use Knockoutjs framework. Knockoutjs is an excellent open source framework giving developers ability to bind properties and events within HTML to JavaScript's entities representing the View Model. The Knockoutjs bindings are similar to those of WPF and Silverlight. From my point of view, Knockoutjs is a must for building an HTML web site that has a considerable amount of business logic. In order to draw the non-textual visuals, e.g. the orbits and in order do animations I am using SVG. SVG is part of HTML5 spec and it provides HTML tags to create various shapes use transforms on them and create animations. SVG is quite similar to WPF/Silverlight Shape/Path, transforms and animations functionality. Again, this article is not a tutorial on SVG, it just demonstrates some SVG concepts. Perhaps in the future articles I'll talk about SVG in more detail.
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A very comprehensive overview of what you can do to make JavaScript programming much more professional - i.e. choose language of your choice and crosscompile it
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If you want to use the very fine UI Elements of Twitter Bootstrap within your Razor Views this Package will get you going.
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There's no shortage of JavaScript MVC (Model-View-Controller) architectures out there. The best-known is Backbone, but there are others: Spine, Agility, Knockback, etc. And in addition to the range of MVC frameworks, there ...
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Key Features CoffeeScript class hierarchies as well as object composition Module encapsulation and lazy-loading using AMD modules Cross-module communication using the Mediator and Publish/Subscribe patterns Controllers for managing individual UI views Rails-style routes which map URLs to controller actions A route dispatcher and a top-level view manager Extended model, view and collection classes to avoid repetition and enforce conventions Strict memory management and object disposal A collection view for easy and intelligent list rendering
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This free book is the book I would have wanted when I started working with single page apps. It's not an API reference on a particular framework, rather, the focus is on discussing patterns, implementation choices and decent practices. I'm taking a "code and concepts" approach to the topic - the best way to learn how to use something is to understand how it is implemented. My ambition here is to decompose the problem of writing a web app, take a fresh look at it and hopefully make better decisions the next time you make one.
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written 100% in JavaScript to run in any Web Browser and on any Platform. It parses and executes SQL dynamically in the browser, returning results formatted for RIA Frameworks or directly for inserting into HTML. SequelSphere is a Relational Database written in JavaScript that runs in any browser and on any platform. It’s ‘Relational’, meaning that it handles SQL and stores data in tables. This enables JavaScript programmers to store and retrieve data using standard relational database methods, without worrying about browser or platform specifics.
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Last Saturday at the Seattle Code Camp I delivered a presentation I called One Sweet Stack which showed how to start with a SQL Azure database (though it would work with any relational database really), connect to it using Entity Framework, and extend it as OData with WCF Data Services. I chose this stack because…
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These are some of the common idioms I find myself using again and again. * Use Array.join to concatenate strings * Minimize use of if/else blocks by creating object hashes * Make the parameter value be of any-type * Use IIFE to compute on the fly
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TypeScript was announced and folks are saying "TypeScript is clearly Microsoft's answer to Google's Dart" or "So TypeScript is Microsoft's answer to CoffeeScript." I was chatting with Jez Humble today about the intense interest and some little gnashing of teeth around TypeScript and he offered this little gem of a quote:
TypeScript has been out a day. It's way early to see if it has legs, but it seems initially promising
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It’s been known for some time that Anders Hejlsberg was doing something interesting in the JavaScript space, and when Anders is doing something interesting, it’s worth paying attention. This is, af...
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Knockout.js Succinctly is intended for professional web developers who need to build dynamic, scalable user interfaces with minimal code. Author Ryan Hodson guides you through the essentials of the library, starting with a brief overview of Knockout and its data-oriented aspects, followed by a thorough examination of binding data to various HTML elements, and finally examples of accessing external data and combining Knockout with jQuery animation routines. Complete with code examples and informative diagrams yet shorter than 100 pages, Knockout.js Succinctly is the one resource you need for getting started with Knockout as fast as possible.
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Picking the right JavaScript framework for your needs can be tricky.
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JavaScript/DOM basics for WPF/Silverlight/C# developers The purpose of these series of articles is to make it easier for WPF/Silverlight developers to master programming HTML5/JavaScript utilizing WPF and Silverlight concepts. These articles assume that the reader already has some basic familiarity with HTML and JavaScript, so people who are completely new to it, should start with something else.
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What the hell am I talking about? Backbone? Knockout? To me, this means web apps with non-trivial interactive UI, which would be difficult to manage with just jQuery. What’s wrong with jQuery, you say? Well, jQuery is awesome, but it’s too low-level as far as app-development is concerned. How are you going to manage it when the complexity increases? It gets hairy very quickly.
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Montage simplifies the development of rich HTML5 applications by providing modular components, real-time two-way data binding, CommonJS dependency management, and many more conveniences. Also runs on node.js
Some features Components and HTML templates 2-way data binding Data persistence Serialization Event Management
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Tres is a development suite, focused on mobile devices (phones, tablets). It features automatic compilation of template formats such as Haml, as well as transparent CoffeeScript and Compass support (and thus, Sass.). The idea is you'd develop a mobile web app locally, package it, and then use it with whatever other back-end you want. Tres also provides default/desirable styles for creating mobile applications, such as headers, lists, buttons, and other common mobile app design patterns. It also provides helpful JavaScript classes to easily implement behaviour and connect the UI with real data from say, an API.
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As web applications become more and more rich, we need a way to help separation of concerns, decouple our code, and make testing easier. KnockoutJS is one such client-side framework that lets us structure our code using the MVVM pattern. We’ll start out with an overview of the basics of Knockout, then moving on to more advanced topics like templating, the mapping plugin, and custom binding handlers.
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Here you get a complete reference of JS Programming Patterns that may help structureing your code for better independency and reuse.
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In this post I will show how to use TypeScript together with AngularJS and ASP.NET Web API to write a simple web application that implements a CRUD scenario.
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Project Liike is an effort to produce guidance that helps organizations build mobile web experiences based off of existing web applications. There are countless devices available today and all indications suggest this number is only going to grow, without convergence. The factors to help choose between native apps and web apps are fairly well-known. Those who choose the web face numerous decisions and challenges based on their requirements. This project aims to help.
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OffTopic but very nice offer: With this Android App you can upgrade an existing 5GB Free Box.com Account to a whopping 50GB! Works lika a charm. After that you're able to invite more people who can redeem their 50GB Box. They only have to have the same EMail provider. So that works for colleagues at work or if you're on @yahoo.com @hotmail.com but unfortunately not @gmail.com. With the plethora of Apps that you can use right from your account, or even more clients which are opensourced on github, there are a tons of possibilities to integrate your cloud stored files. Only Disadvantage is a 10GB Upload Limit per Day and 200MB FileSize Limit. Note: You need to get that apk from the mediafire link.
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In this Article we are going to see how the new cross compiled Language might influence WebDevelopment (not only) within the .Net Stack. in my opinion it's true, history repeats, but it's going to be the next big thing. Why else are there no productive IDEs for pure JavaScript atm?
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