JavaScript Web Applications. jQuery Developers' Guide to Moving State to the Client

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• JavaScript Web Applications
• Preface
  • Who Is This Book For?
  • How This Book Is Organized
  • Conventions Used in This Book
  • Accompanying Files
  • Code Conventions
    • jQuery Examples
  • Holla
  • Authors Note
  • Safari Books Online
  • How to Contact Us
• 1. MVC and Classes
  • Early Days
  • Adding Structure
  • What Is MVC?
    • The Model
    • The View
    • The Controller
  • Toward Modularity, Creating Classes
  • Adding Functions to Classes
  • Adding Methods to Our Class Library
  • Class Inheritance Using Prototype
  • Adding Inheritance to Our Class Library
  • Function Invocation
  • Controlling Scope in Our Class Library
  • Adding Private Functions
  • Class Libraries
• 2. Events and Observing
  • Listening to Events
  • Event Ordering
  • Canceling Events
  • The Event Object
  • Event Libraries
  • Context Change
  • Delegating Events
  • Custom Events
  • Custom Events and jQuery Plug-Ins
  • Non-DOM Events
• 3. Models and Data
  • MVC and Namespacing
  • Building an ORM
    • Prototypal Inheritance
    • Adding ORM Properties
    • Persisting Records
  • Adding ID Support
  • Addressing References
  • Loading in Data
    • Including Data Inline
    • Loading Data with Ajax
    • JSONP
    • Security with Cross-Domain Requests
  • Populating Our ORM
  • Storing Data Locally
  • Adding Local Storage to Our ORM
  • Submitting New Records to the Server
• 4. Controllers and State
  • Module Pattern
    • Global Import
    • Global Export
  • Adding a Bit of Context
    • Abstracting into a Library
    • Loading Controllers After the Document
    • Accessing Views
    • Delegating Events
  • State Machines
  • Routing
    • Using the URLs Hash
    • Detecting Hash Changes
    • Ajax Crawling
    • Using the HTML5 History API
• 5. Views and Templating
  • Dynamically Rendering Views
  • Templates
    • Template Helpers
    • Template Storage
  • Binding
    • Binding Up Models
• 6. Dependency Management
  • CommonJS
    • Declaring a Module
    • Modules and the Browser
  • Module Loaders
    • Yabble
    • RequireJS
  • Wrapping Up Modules
  • Module Alternatives
    • LABjs
  • FUBCs
• 7. Working with Files
  • Browser Support
  • Getting Information About Files
  • File Inputs
  • Drag and Drop
    • Dragging
    • Dropping
    • Cancel Default Drag/Drop
  • Copy and Paste
    • Copying
    • Pasting
  • Reading Files
    • Blobs and Slices
  • Custom Browse Buttons
  • Uploading Files
    • Ajax Progress
  • jQuery Drag and Drop Uploader
    • Creating a Drop Area
    • Uploading the File
• 8. The Real-Time Web
  • Real Times History
  • WebSockets
    • Node.js and Socket.IO
  • Real-Time Architecture
  • Perceived Speed
• 9. Testing and Debugging
  • Unit Testing
    • Assertions
    • QUnit
    • Jasmine
  • Drivers
  • Headless Testing
    • Zombie
    • Ichabod
  • Distributed Testing
  • Providing Support
  • Inspectors
    • Web Inspector
    • Firebug
  • The Console
    • Console Helpers
  • Using the Debugger
  • Analyzing Network Requests
  • Profile and Timing
• 10. Deploying
  • Performance
  • Caching
  • Minification
  • Gzip Compression
  • Using a CDN
  • Auditors
  • Resources
• 11. The Spine Library
  • Setup
  • Classes
    • Instantiation
    • Extending Classes
    • Context
  • Events
  • Models
    • Fetching Records
    • Model Events
    • Validation
    • Persistence
  • Controllers
    • Elements
    • Delegating Events
    • Controller Events
    • Global Events
    • The Render Pattern
    • The Element Pattern
  • Building a Contacts Manager
    • Contact Model
    • Sidebar Controller
    • Contacts Controller
    • App Controller
• 12. The Backbone Library
  • Models
    • Models and Attributes
  • Collections
    • Controlling a Collections Order
  • Views
    • Rendering Views
    • Delegating Events
    • Binding and Context
  • Controllers
  • Syncing with the Server
    • Populating Collections
    • On the Server Side
    • Custom Behavior
  • Building a To-Do List
• 13. EmberJS
  • The Application
  • Models
    • The Store
    • The Adapter
    • Defining Models
    • Defining Relationships
  • Templates
    • Built-in Helpers
    • Custom Helpers
  • Controllers
    • Responding to Actions
    • Model Controllers
    • Array Controllers
  • Router
    • Defining Routes
    • Resource Routes
    • Dynamic Segments
    • Changing Routes
  • Building a To-Do List
• A. jQuery Primer
  • DOM Traversal
  • DOM Manipulation
  • Events
  • Ajax
  • Being a Good Citizen
  • Extensions
  • Creating a Growl jQuery Plug-in
• B. CSS Extensions
  • Variables
  • Mixins
  • Nested Rules
  • Including Other Stylesheets
  • Colors
  • How Do I Use Less?
    • Via the Command Line
    • Via Rack
    • Via JavaScript
    • Less.app
• C. CSS3 Reference
  • Prefixes
  • Colors
  • Rounded Corners
  • Drop Shadows
  • Text Shadow
  • Gradients
  • Multiple Backgrounds
  • Selectors
    • Nth Child
    • Direct Descendants
    • Selector Negation
  • Transitions
  • Border Images
  • Box Sizing
  • Transformations
  • Flexible Box Model
  • Fonts
  • Graceful Degradation
    • Modernizr
    • Google Chrome Frame
  • Creating a Layout
• Index
• About the Author
• Colophon
• Copyright

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