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Backbone Marionette
Год: 2013 Автор: David Sulc Издательство: Leanpub ISBN: пока не присвоен Язык: Английский Формат: PDF/ePub Качество: Изначально компьютерное (eBook) Интерактивное оглавление: Да Количество страниц: 244 Описание: Backbone.js has become a popular library for developing modern web applications as their complexity and size increase. With Marionette.js, boilerplate code is handled by the library, letting you focus on your application’s specifics. You’ll discover Marionette components, along with when and why to use them. After you’ve made it through the book, you’ll be comfortable writing a Marionette application on your own.
Exercises covering the basic concepts are included (with solutions), so you can check for yourself if you’ve properly understood the functionality that was covered in a given chapter.
You’ll learn how to build the application at davidsulc step by step, including:
Structuring your large apps with modules to manage complexity Using regions and layouts to segment your displays and make them manageable Managing forms, along with error display Handling data latency and displaying loading views Filtering collections and updating views, matching URL fragments to filtering criteria Extending the Marionette framework to clean up your code and make your life easier Using mixins to add common functionality to objects Defining your own view classes to extend from, sharing common behavior Implementing Backbone routing properly Swapping sub-applications Managing menu entries with non-persisted models
And much more! All of this is covered step by step so you fully understand how and why code is being added, removed, or refactored.
Who This Book is For Following Along with Git Jumping in for Advanced Readers Setting Up Asset Organization Getting Our Assets Displaying a Static View Dynamically Specifying a View Template Specifying Other View Attributes Exercise Displaying a Model Using Model Defaults Introducing Events Exercise Displaying a Collection of Models Introducing the CollectionView Listing our Contacts with a CollectionView Sorting a Collection Exercise Structuring Code with Modules Extracting our App Definition Moving Contacts to the Entities Module Creating a Module for the ContactsApp Sub-Application Moving the App Initialization Handler Exercise Dealing with Templates Using a CompositeView Exercise Using Events Exercise Events, Bubbling, and TriggerMethod Communicating via Events Animating the Removed ItemView Exercise Introducing TriggerMethod Displaying Contacts in Dedicated Views Wiring up the Show Event The ContactsApp.Show Sub-Module Implementing Routing How to Think About Routing Adding a Router to ContactsApp Routing Helpers DRYing up Routing with Events Adding a Show Route Exercise Implementing a View for Nonexistent Contacts Dealing with Persisted Data Adding a Location to our Entities Configuring our Entities to use Web Storage Loading our Contacts Collection Loading a Single Contact Deleting a Contact Handling Data Latency Delaying our Contact Fetch Using jQuery Deferreds Displaying a Loading View Exercise Passing Parameters to Views and SerializeData Managing Forms: Editing a Contact Saving the Modified Contact Validating Data Displaying a Modal Window Using jQuery UI Adding the Edit Link Implementing Modal Functionality Handling the Modal Form Data Subdividing Complex Views with Layouts Regions vs Layouts Extending from Base Views Managing Dialogs with a Dedicated Region Customizing onRender Filtering Contacts Implementing an Empty View Optional Routes and Query Strings The “About” Sub-Application Coding the Sub-App The “Header” Sub-Application Setting up the Models Adding Templates and Views Implementing the Controller and Sub-Application Navigating with the Brand Highlighting the Active Header Handling Menu Clicks Closing Thoughts Keeping in Touch Other Books I’ve Written Module Architecture Exercise Solutions Displaying a Single-Item List Displaying a Contact With No Phone Number Sorting a Collection Declaring a Template Sub-Module Building your own CompositeView Displaying the Contents of a Clicked Table Cell Event Bubbling from Child Views Getting Back to the Contacts List Overriding Marionette’s Template Loader Declaring a Template Sub-Module Tackling the Template Loader Specifying our new Template Extending Marionette Using Web Storage for Persistence Implementation Strategy Adding to the Entities Module Using a Mixin with Underscore Determining the Storage Key Creating a FilteredCollection
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