2015
Tuts+ Premium
Andrew Burgess
1.8 hours
English
There are many front-end libraries to choose from when you're building a web application, and all of them have their pros and cons. In this course, you'll get your first look at one of the top contenders: Backbone. Backbone is an extremely flexible front-end library that offers an "MVC-ish" structure that will connect easily with your RESTful back-end.
Before you begin, you should know that Backbone requires Underscore, and often jQuery. If you don't know these libraries, you might want to check them out before getting started. Also, we'll use Express briefly, as a back-end; but don't worry if you haven't used that: it isn't required for Backbone.
1.1Introduction 01:04
1.2Backbone Data Flow 03:16
1.3Backbone Classes 09:36
2.Backbone Models , 38:03
2.1Creating Models 03:19
2.2Working With Model Attributes 07:44
2.3Validating Models 04:04
2.4Persisting Models to the Server 08:35
2.5Using Model IDs 03:43
2.6Listening for Model Events 07:47
2.7Creating Model Methods 02:51
3.Backbone Collections, 17:52
3.1Creating Collections 01:10
3.2Managing Collection Contents 03:14
3.3Syncing Collections 04:18
3.4Using Collection Methods 03:14
3.5Sorting Collections 02:42
3.6Listening for Collection Events 03:14
4.Backbone Views , 26:08
4.1Creating Views 03:18
4.2Rendering Views 07:25
4.3Managing DOM Events 10:42
4.4Persisting Data With Views 04:43
5.Backbone Routers , 11:19
5.1Creating Routers 01:59
5.2Adding Routes 04:26
5.3Navigating With Links 04:54
6.Conclusion , 01:36
6.1Conclusion 01:36
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