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This book offers insight into creating and maintaining dynamic Backbone.js web applications. It delves into the the fundamentals of Backbone.js and helps you achieve mastery of the Backbone library.Starting with Models and Collections, youll learn how to simplify client-side data management and easily transmit data to and from your server. Next, youll learn to use Views and Routers to facilitate DOM manipulation and URL control so that your visitors can navigate your entire site without ever leaving the first HTML page. Finally, youll learn how to combine those building blocks with other tools to achieve high-performance, testable, and maintainable web applications.What You Will Learn:
Architect a single-page web application using Backbone.js;
Easily transmit data to and from a server-side API (RESTful or not) using Backbones Models and Classes;
Add and modify DOM elements with Backbone Views, and create browsable client-side pages with Routers;
Document your Backbone.js logic, with or without popular tools such as JSDoc or Docco, to ensure long-term maintainability;
Prevent bugs and ease refactoring by testing your code with frameworks such as QUnit, Mocha, or Buster and auxiliary tools such as Sinon;
Use Backbone.jss sister library, Underscore, to realize the full power of a Backbone application;
Explore advanced Backbone techniques and save time and effort by using the most powerful third-party tools available.Construct top-notch web applications by mastering the powerful tools provided by Backbone.js.
Gain insights into how to simplify data management and create single-page web applications with powerful user interfaces.
This is a fast-paced guide on how to test, document, and leverage third-party libraries, and helps you get the most out of Backbone.js.Who This Book Is For:
If you are a developer with baseline JavaScript proficiency and are familiar with the jQuery library, then this book is ideal for you. Whether youve tried building complex web applications before and been frustrated by the challenge of doing so without the proper tools, or whether youve only built simple websites and are now looking to create full-featured web applications, this book has everything you need to get ahead of the curve. iPAD Amazon Kindle, PC , Cool Reader, Calibre, Adobe Digital Editions
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Copyright 2015 Packt Publishing
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First published: May 2015
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Author
Jeremy Walker
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Jeremy Walker is a writer and programmer who was born, raised, and presently resides in Silicon Valley. Jeremy currently works as a Staff Software Engineer at Syapse, where he develops the company's precision medicine platform and helps doctors treat serious medical conditions using genetic sequencing. Prior to Syapse, Jeremy worked in the multifamily tenant industry, where he drafted multiple XML standards while serving as Technical Vice Chair of the industry's standards committee.
In his free time, Jeremy enjoys reading, playing old computer games, and answering questions on Stack Overflow. If the weather is nice, he can often be found hiking or just lying on the beach in neighboring Santa Cruz. Jeremy is also the author of two programming libraries: Underscore Grease and BackSupport, and he is an active proponent of all things Backbone-related.
First, I would like to thank my employer Syapse. For the past three years, Syapse has given me the opportunity to learn and improve my proficiency with Backbone while doing meaningful work to improve the treatment of serious illnesses. I could not have asked for a better place to learn and refine the ideas that made up Backbone.js Essentials.
Second, I would like to thank the wonderful editorial staff at Packt Publishing. Without their support, this book could never have been made, and I am exceedingly grateful to Packt for taking a chance on an unproven author like myself.
I would also like to thank everyone who helped provide feedback on this book, but especially one reviewer in particular. Sep Dadsetan not only reviewed every chapter of this book, but he did so within hours of it being written, and his feedback was always invaluable. I could not ask for a better or more dedicated editorial assistant and friend.
I would also like to thank my family, particularly my deceased Uncle Larry. Many of my first experiences ever using a computer came while sitting in Uncle Larry's living room, and as I grew up his talks and gifts of literature helped shape me both as a writer and as a human being. He will always be missed.
Finally, I would like to thank the most important person in my life, my wife Stacy, for doing everything possible to help me write this book. I am incredibly lucky and grateful to have such a beautiful, supportive, and loving partner, who never once complained about the many hours I spent ignoring her while writing this book (even when it was during our trip to Hawaii).
Philippe Charrire is CTO at SQLI in France, and at night, he is an open source developer advocate at Golo project (http://golo-lang.org/) and a Backbone enthusiast: He has written a small open source book about Backbone.js in French (https://github.com/k33g/backbone.en.douceur/). He's also an occasional speaker on Backbone.js and mobile technologies. He focuses primarily on open web technologies (front and server-side).
He has also worked on the following books:
- Backbone Blueprints (http://k33g.github.io/2014/07/29/BBBLUEPRINT.html)
- Node.js Blueprints (http://k33g.github.io/2014/07/22/NODEJSBLUEPRINT.html)
- Backbone Patterns & Best Practices (http://k33g.github.io/2014/02/28/BBPRACTICES.html)
- Mastering Grunt
Peter deHaan likes Grunt a lot and thinks it's the best thing to happen to Node.js since npm. You can follow his Grunt npm-twitter-bot feed at @gruntweekly.
Jeff Smith is a web developer with about three and a half years of focusing on AngularJS, Backbone, Ember, and Node.js.
He has served as Technical Reviewer on the following Packt books:
- Cake PHP 1.3 Application Cookbook
- Drupal 7 Business Solutions
- Drupal 7 Webforms Cookbook
Manning books:
- Fast Asp.net
- The Responsive Web (Published 10/30/2014)
- Clojure in Action, 2nd edition, 2nd Review now ()
- F# Deep Dives (December 2014)
I would like to thank my girlfriend Dawn for putting up with the long evenings
Hadrien Tulipe is a French software engineer. He discovered programming in high school while creating his first HTML website. After graduating, he studied computer science for 5 years in France and Canada.
With his diploma, he got a job at Worldline, an Atos company, where he specialized in Geographical Information System engineering. As a GIS engineer, he had to conceive complex software architecture and develop robust software. He has also worked for the French National Geographic Institute (IGN) and French National Hydrographic Institute (SHOM).
He has developed front-end web applications using Javascript libraries and frameworks such as OpenLayers and Backbone. He has also developed a lot of back-end web services with Spring and Hibernate.
At work, he advocates software quality and clean code practices. After 4 years as a GIS engineer at Worldline, he moved to the position of Quality and Tests Support Engineer in the same company. He provides support to his colleagues with respect to software testing and good programming practices.
He is also a great partisan of the open source philosophy and likes to contribute to such projects.
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