Showing posts with label BackboneJS. Show all posts
Showing posts with label BackboneJS. Show all posts

Sunday, August 10, 2014

Backbone.js Wine Cellar Tutorial — Part 3: Deep Linking and Application States

In Part 3, you add complete support for history management and deep linking.

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Backbone.js Wine Cellar Tutorial — Part 2: CRUD

In Part 2, you add the code to add, update and delete wines. You leverage Backbone’s powerful REST integration.

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Backbone.js Wine Cellar Tutorial — Part 1: Getting Started

In this three-part tutorial, you’ll create a Wine Cellar application. You can browse through a list of wines, as well as add, update, and delete wines.

In Part 1 (this post), you define the basic infrastructure. You create a “read-only” version of the application: you’ll be able to retrieve a list of wine and get the details of each wine.

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Backbone.js for Absolute Beginners - Getting Started (Part 4: Routers)

You could build web application without using the routers. However, if you want to make reference to certain ‘state’ or location of the web application, you need a reference (link/URL) to it. This is where routers come to rescue.

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Backbone.js for Absolute Beginners - Getting Started (Part 3: CRUD)

There are a couple of features that we could improve. Let’s implement the CRUD (Create-Read-Update-Delete) for the item list.

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Backbone.js for Absolute Beginners - Getting Started (Part 2: Models, Collections and Views)

After completing this example app, you will have experience and basic understanding of all the modules of Backbone!

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Backbone.js for Absolute Beginners - Getting Started (Part 1: Intro)

Backbone.js is a JavaScript framework, among many others, that is gaining special attention in the web development community because it’s ease of use and the structure that it provides to JavaScript applications.

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