2013
pluralsight
Rob Conery
04:26:43
English

In this production we build a single page application with BackboneJS that breaks the bonds of the "silly demo." No more To-do lists - we're building an Open Source MongoDB document explorer, a perfect use case for a Single Page App powered by BackboneJS. It also allows us to use Javascript in every part of our application: client, server (using Node), and database! And we're doing it all on Windows 8 with WebMatrix 2.

What is BackboneJS? Who Cares? 00:14:08
What is BackboneJS and Why Use It? 07:09
Installation and Setup 04:41
Getting Started 02:18
A Simple View 00:10:40
Getting Started and A Simple View 07:27
Wiring up a View Event 01:25
Organizing and Summary 01:48
The List View 00:16:08
Creating a List View 10:36
Using a Template 03:37
Organizing and Summary 01:55
Collections 00:17:23
Working with Collections and Data 08:01
bind() and an Event Driven Model 06:11
Refactoring for Clarity 03:11
Models 00:27:57
Wiring Up Add() Functionality 11:15
Adding a Delete() Function 10:10
Using Validations 06:32
Refactor 1 00:25:22
Refactoring and Using Inheritance 14:25
Naming: Concepts and Conventions 05:06
A Cleaner View Structure 05:51
Routers 00:41:09
Introduction to Complexity 09:50
Adding in a Router 15:12
The App Layout and Reducing Duplication 16:07
Going Around Backbone, Part 1 00:18:58
Introduction and Adding in Mongo Documents-Dev Speed 08:29
Editing Documents with the Ace Editor 10:29
Going Around Backbone, Part 2 00:26:40
Cleaning Up: Paying Down Some Technical Debt 05:02
Getting the Ace Editor to Work Better 07:25
Hooking Up the Real Document Data 01:58
Adding Save and Delete 12:15
Plugging in MarionetteJS 01:08:20
Introduction 05:14
Setting Marionette Up 05:44
Item and List Views 07:36
Ace Editor Conversion 29:17
More Marionette Possibilities 20:29

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