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Building rich JavaScript applications that bring the desktop experience to the Web is now possible, thanks to powerful JavaScript engines and the CSS3 and HTML5 specifications. The key is moving state from the server to the client side, but that's no simple task. This book takes you through all the steps necessary to create state-of-the-art JavaScript applications, including structure, templating, frameworks, communicating with the server, and many other issues. Through practical, tutorial-based explanations, you learn how to create JavaScript applications that offer a much more responsive and improved experience. You'll work hands-on with an example application throughout the book to learn the concepts involved. * Explore MVC and how to best structure and manage dependencies inside your application * Get an introduction to templating and data binding * Learn about loading remote data, Ajax Level 2 and cross-domain requests * Use WebSockets and Node to create realtime applications * Accept dropped files and upload data with progress indicators * Learn about major frameworks and libraries, including jQuery, JavaScriptMVC and Backbone * Write tests and use the console to debug your applications * Get deployment best practices, such as caching and minification
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Alex is a Ruby/JavaScript developer & entrepreneur. He has written a JavaScript framework, Spine and developed major applications including Taskforce and Socialmod, as well as a host of open source work. He speaks at Ruby/Rails conferences in NYC, SF and Berlin. In addition to programming he is currently traveling round the world with a Nikon D90 and surfboard.
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15 人中、14人の方が、｢このレビューが参考になった｣と投票しています。
JavaScript reloaded
2011/9/12
形式:ペーパーバック
Being a Java Swing developer for many years, I was never a fan of JavaScript. There were no mature tools and frameworks a few years ago. Straight DOM programming was just error-prone and difficult to debug. Over the last few years, JavaScript has come back with a big bang, thanks to a lot of companies, among them, Google. This book is for people, like me, who gave up on JavaScript years ago because of a poor model but need to know new frameworks that help in writing concise, readable code, and also help design scalable and robust architecture, not to mention, using JavaScript with a large team that could be geographically spread out.
Frankly, this book won't teach you the basics of JavaScript. There are plenty of other books for that and the author mentions this up front. However, in my opinionion, the author does a great job of teaching how to use the simplified and concise form of JavaScript, sticking to OO way of doing it. He starts with MVC (and who doesn't love MVC!), events, models, data, controller, state, view, and templating. The examples are mostly in JQuery which is also my framework of choice for JavaScript development.
No real-time discussion of JavaScript is complete without the mention of WebSockets, Node.js, and Socket.IO. The author does a great job of explaining this in chapter 8. He also provides an example of how to make your applications look faster (perceived speed) as compared to actual speed. The later chapters focus on testing and debugging, deploying, and an overview of the Spine, Backbone, and JavaScriptMVC libraries. Appendix at the end of the book provide a JQuery primer and a reference to CSS extensions and CSS3.
I cannot say that after reading this book, I have fallen in love with JavaScript since I am a big fan of Adobe Flex. However, I have many JavaScript projects under my belt and this book is a valuable resource for me to ensure that my apps scale well and that my offshore resources use the sandbox model to avoid tight coupling and ensure reusability.
Frankly, this book won't teach you the basics of JavaScript. There are plenty of other books for that and the author mentions this up front. However, in my opinionion, the author does a great job of teaching how to use the simplified and concise form of JavaScript, sticking to OO way of doing it. He starts with MVC (and who doesn't love MVC!), events, models, data, controller, state, view, and templating. The examples are mostly in JQuery which is also my framework of choice for JavaScript development.
No real-time discussion of JavaScript is complete without the mention of WebSockets, Node.js, and Socket.IO. The author does a great job of explaining this in chapter 8. He also provides an example of how to make your applications look faster (perceived speed) as compared to actual speed. The later chapters focus on testing and debugging, deploying, and an overview of the Spine, Backbone, and JavaScriptMVC libraries. Appendix at the end of the book provide a JQuery primer and a reference to CSS extensions and CSS3.
I cannot say that after reading this book, I have fallen in love with JavaScript since I am a big fan of Adobe Flex. However, I have many JavaScript projects under my belt and this book is a valuable resource for me to ensure that my apps scale well and that my offshore resources use the sandbox model to avoid tight coupling and ensure reusability.
19 人中、15人の方が、｢このレビューが参考になった｣と投票しています。
Enjoyable overview of the present JS landscape
2011/9/4
形式:ペーパーバック
The world is moving away from server-side templating and there are all kinds of new gizmos out there that shove the application logic to the client. This book gives you a pretty good idea of what libraries and frameworks are available to help you make the switch as well as what their strengths and weaknesses are. Several of the projects covered are unfortunately quite terrible, and I got the impression that they were included only so that the author could avoid accusations of bias toward his own Spine.js.
You do need to know JavaScript and not just jQuery party tricks you copy and paste off of stackoverflow, but I wouldn't say that its audience is limited to elite programmers who work at Yahoo. Actually, I wouldn't say that any elite programmers work at Yahoo anymore, period.
You do need to know JavaScript and not just jQuery party tricks you copy and paste off of stackoverflow, but I wouldn't say that its audience is limited to elite programmers who work at Yahoo. Actually, I wouldn't say that any elite programmers work at Yahoo anymore, period.
4 人中、4人の方が、｢このレビューが参考になった｣と投票しています。
Just the book I needed
2011/10/14
形式:ペーパーバック
JavaScript Web Applications is not a book for beginners. In fact, you need to have been doing a fair share of JavaScript development to benefit from it. But if you do, It's indispensable! Because this is finally a book that's showing how to structure your application in a way that keeps you sane as the application grows.
Actually, this book was just what I needed right now. I've been thinking a lot about how to better structure my JavaScript applications and have read some articles about libraries such as Backbone.js but never really dove into it. Until now. After reading this book I got really inspired and am currently using Backbone.js and a lot of the approaches from the book in two projects so far.
So if you have lots of experience with JavaScript but never managed to get your apps structured properly, this is the book for you.
Actually, this book was just what I needed right now. I've been thinking a lot about how to better structure my JavaScript applications and have read some articles about libraries such as Backbone.js but never really dove into it. Until now. After reading this book I got really inspired and am currently using Backbone.js and a lot of the approaches from the book in two projects so far.
So if you have lots of experience with JavaScript but never managed to get your apps structured properly, this is the book for you.
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