If you want to build your site’s frontend with the single-page application (SPA) model, this hands-on book shows you how to get the job done with Backbone.js. You’ll learn how to create structured JavaScript applications, using Backbone’s own flavor of model-view-controller (MVC) architecture.

If you want to build your site’s frontend with the single-page application (SPA) model, this hands-on book shows you how to get the job done with Backbone.js. You’ll learn how to create structured JavaScript applications, using Backbone’s own flavor of model-view-controller (MVC) architecture.

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Build an application from backend to browser with Node.js, and kick open the doors to real-time event programming. With this hands-on book, you’ll learn how to create a social network application similar to LinkedIn and Facebook, but with a real-time twist. And you’ll build it with just one programming language: JavaScript.
If you’re an experienced web developer unfamiliar with JavaScript, the book’s first section introduces you to the project’s core technologies: Node.js, Backbone.js, and the MongoDB data store. You’ll then launch into the project—a highly responsive, highly scalable application—guided by clear explanations and lots of code examples.

Have you tried to learn Backbone many times, but found that the various tutorials on the web moved too quickly, and didn't explain the specifics enough? I know I felt that way at one point! Well, my job is to change that. In this course, I'll painstakingly go over each and every detail. There's no way you won't learn it this time. It’s time to improve your JavaScript chops!

Course Syllabus
• Level 1 - IntroductionLearn the very basic of Models and Views.
• Level 2 - ModelsMore on Models, such as syncing to/from the server.
• Level 3 - ViewsView events, templates, and customization.
• Level 4 - Models & ViewsMore on how Models and Views work together with event binding.
• Level 5 - CollectionsWorking with a set of models with Backbone Collections.
• Level 6 - Collections & ViewsDisplaying a Collection with a Collection View.
• Level 7 - History & RouterSupporting pushState history and multiple URLs.

Backbone is one of the best javascript libraries available, but it’s likely that there are some advanced use cases that you haven’t yet considered. In fact, Backbone’s sparse but stalwart set of features might leave you thinking that it just isn’t the right tool for advanced web applications. Nothing could be further from the truth! In this course, continuing on from Connected to the Backbone, we’ll dig into some of the more advanced patterns, as you learn how to wield Backbone with precision.

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.

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If javascript spaghetti code is something that you’re all too familiar with, it’s time to change things. The solution is Backbone.js, which provides the perfect structure for building modern web applications. In this course, as we work through the process of building a photo app, we’ll learn how to use this framework within a .NET application.

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