2012
Pluralsight
Liam McLennan
04:42:23
English

Backbone.js is a set of tools that gives structure to client-side web applications. It helps us write clean, maintainable JavaScript applications. This course will show you how to get the most out of each backbone component, and how to assemble them all into an advanced, modern web application.

Introducing Backbone.js 00:41:47
Overview 02:50
What Is Backbone.js? 06:38
Single Page Applications 07:19
Why Do We Need Backbone.js? 02:51
A Minimal Backbone.js Environment 05:09
A Backbone Example 16:25
Summary 00:35
Models 00:42:29
Overview 01:24
The Purpose of Models 01:03
Defining New Model Types 04:36
Instantiating Models 01:50
Inheritance 05:11
Attributes 05:21
Events 08:17
Identity 01:59
Defaults 01:33
Validation 07:26
toJSON 01:47
save, fetch and destroy 00:48
Summary 01:14
Views 00:26:33
Overview 01:03
Views 03:58
Instantiating Views 02:25
The el Property 03:15
render 05:33
make 03:55
events 05:22
Guidelines and Summary 01:02
Templating 00:21:11
Overview 01:49
Underscore Templates 06:46
Handlebars Templates 03:18
Precompilation 08:28
Summary 00:50
Routing 00:25:30
Overview 01:31
Client-side Routing 02:36
A Document Router Demo 10:09
Defining Routes 05:45
PushState and Hash Fragments 02:29
Search Engine Indexability 01:48
Summary 01:12
Collections 00:38:57
Overview 01:41
Collections 02:00
Defining New Collection Types 04:23
Sorting 04:04
Instantiating Collections 02:38
add() and remove() 06:46
at() 01:26
get() and getByCid() 02:10
Working with Collections 06:24
Collection Events 06:20
Summary 01:05
Connecting to a Server 00:31:48
Overview 01:45
How Backbone.js uses the Server 02:49
The Server 04:52
backbone-server 03:08
Collection Requests 06:26
Model Requests 08:46
Backbone.sync 02:50
Summary 01:12
Testing 00:54:08
Overview 02:43
Testing Tools 02:28
Testing Models 22:11
Testing Views 12:35
Testing Routes 00:41
Testing Without a Browser 12:15
Summary 01:15

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