In the previous chapter, we discussed how to use Underscore in the context of two different programming paradigms and explored some of the programming principles behind OOP and FP using a series of code samples.
In this chapter, we will see Underscore in action, applied in separate contexts:
In the browser with Underscore templates
On the server with Node.js
With the MongoDB and PostgreSQL databases
The chapter assumes that you know fundamental jQuery concepts and have some basic notions about web development and server-side and relational database programing in general.
The source code for the examples from this chapter is hosted online at https://github.com/popalexandruvasile/underscorejs-examples/tree/master/browser-server-database, and you can execute the examples using the Cloud9 IDE at the address https://ide.c9.io/alexpop/underscorejs-examples from the browser-server-database folder.