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KnockoutJS Web Development

KnockoutJS Web Development

By : John Farrar
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KnockoutJS Web Development

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By: John Farrar
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Overview of this book

This book is for web developers and designers who work with HTML and JavaScript to help them manage data and interactivity with data using KnockoutJS. Knowledge about jQuery will be useful but is not necessary.
Table of Contents (8 chapters)
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Preface
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Preface
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What this book covers
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What you need for this book
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Who this book is for
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Conventions
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1. Getting Started with KnockoutJS
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1. Getting Started with KnockoutJS
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Installing KnockoutJS
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Looking at MVVM
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Binding DOM elements using Knockout
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Power development using browser developer tools
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Using internal functions with Knockout
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Automating calculations with Knockout
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Working with non-Knockout functions
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2. Using Arrays, Nesting, and Grids
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2. Using Arrays, Nesting, and Grids
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Conditional binding
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Introduction to arrays in Knockout
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Sorting time
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The simpleGrid plugin
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3. Giving Forms the Knockout Touch
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3. Giving Forms the Knockout Touch
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Event binding
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The textInput binding
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Radio and checkbox binding
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Select binding
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The uniqueName binding
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Grid forms
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4. Coding – AJAX, Binding Properties, Mapping, and Utilities
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4. Coding – AJAX, Binding Properties, Mapping, and Utilities
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JSON done Knockout style
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Mapping – first look
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Connecting with AJAX remotely
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Unmapping your data
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Merging mapped data
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Mapping options
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Utility functions
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Purifying our computations
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Coding documents for computed observables
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Using a computed observable
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Using the computed context
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5. The Joy of Templates
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5. The Joy of Templates
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Native templates
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Enhanced collection handling
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Render event handling
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Third-party template options
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Awesome template options
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6. Packaged Elegance
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6. Packaged Elegance
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Introduction to components
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Enhancing attribute handling
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Building your own libraries
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Understanding the AMD approach
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Component-based SPAs
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What next?
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Understanding the AMD approach

We are going to look into the concept of what makes an AMD-style website. The point of this approach to sites is to pull content on demand. The content, or modules as they are defined here, does not need to be loaded in a particular order. If there are pieces that depend on other pieces, that is, of course, managed. We will be using the RequireJS library to manage this part of our code.

We will create four files in this example, as follows:

  • amd.html

  • amd.config.js

  • pick.js

  • pick.html

In our AMD page, we are going to create a configuration file for our RequireJS functionality. That will be the amd.config.js file mentioned in the aforementioned list. We will start by creating this file with the following code:

// require.js settings
var require = {
    baseUrl: ".",
    paths: {
        "bootstrap":        "/share/js/bootstrap.min",
        "jquery":           "/share/js/jquery.min",
        "knockout":         "/share/js/knockout",
        "text":            ...
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