Complex Application Development with Backbone.js

Complex Application Development with Backbone.js

• start the course
• locate, download, and install the Node.js web server, which enables client-server functionality for your Backbone applications on your computer
• install NPM (Node Packaged Modules) and finalize the installation of the Node.js server used by Backbone.js
• prepare a JavaScript file in Backbone.js with the basic settings which allow you to run Node
• render a model to a view in Backbone.js
• create an application that lets users carry out operations on the server in JavaScript Backbone.js
• implement MongoDB in JavaScript Backbone.js
• create a collection for rendering lists in Backbone.js
• use Backbone.js to create views for displaying array items
• display List Views with Backbone.js
• convert a list of items into hyperlinks to serve as navigation in an app using Backbone.js
• create a Handlebars template, then configure it using Backbone.js
• add a form view to an application using Backbone.js
• save user data to a server using Backbone.js
• add the Backbone.delete method to your Backbone.js application
• set up and use Backbone.js events
• respond to objects being changed or added to models using Backbone.js
• add an event that listens for a click and displays a message using Backbone.js
• add a change event to a model to track changes to its data using Backbone.js
• use Backbone.js to listen to bound events
• use an API event to add another callback in Backbone.js
• use the listenTo method in JavaScript Backbone.js
• use the once method in JavaScript Backbone.js
• include a keypress event that listens for a particular key in a Backbone.js application
• include an error callback in JavaScript Backbone.js
• remove the pound sign from URLs in JavaScript Backbone.js
• populate collections with data from a database in JavaScript Backbone.js
• code an application to add and delete database records in JavaScript Backbone.js
• install the Marionette application library for Backbone.js
• reduce the code needed to create and render views to a single line using Marionette in Backbone.js
• define an Essential Application Object using Marionette in Backbone.js
• use Marionette to add regions to your Backbone.js application
• use Marionette to place aspects of your Backbone.js application within a module
• use the Backbone LocalStorage library to add storage capability to a Backbone.js application
• use Marionette to create a layout and define a template and its features for a Backbone.js application
• use Marionette composite view to add multiple instances of itemView to a collection and apply views in Backbone.js

Complex Application Development with Backbone.js

Complex Application Development with Backbone.js

• start the course
• locate, download, and install the Node.js web server, which enables client-server functionality for your Backbone applications on your computer
• install NPM (Node Packaged Modules) and finalize the installation of the Node.js server used by Backbone.js
• prepare a JavaScript file in Backbone.js with the basic settings which allow you to run Node
• render a model to a view in Backbone.js
• create an application that lets users carry out operations on the server in JavaScript Backbone.js
• implement MongoDB in JavaScript Backbone.js
• create a collection for rendering lists in Backbone.js
• use Backbone.js to create views for displaying array items
• display List Views with Backbone.js
• convert a list of items into hyperlinks to serve as navigation in an app using Backbone.js
• create a Handlebars template, then configure it using Backbone.js
• add a form view to an application using Backbone.js
• save user data to a server using Backbone.js
• add the Backbone.delete method to your Backbone.js application
• set up and use Backbone.js events
• respond to objects being changed or added to models using Backbone.js
• add an event that listens for a click and displays a message using Backbone.js
• add a change event to a model to track changes to its data using Backbone.js
• use Backbone.js to listen to bound events
• use an API event to add another callback in Backbone.js
• use the listenTo method in JavaScript Backbone.js
• use the once method in JavaScript Backbone.js
• include a keypress event that listens for a particular key in a Backbone.js application
• include an error callback in JavaScript Backbone.js
• remove the pound sign from URLs in JavaScript Backbone.js
• populate collections with data from a database in JavaScript Backbone.js
• code an application to add and delete database records in JavaScript Backbone.js
• install the Marionette application library for Backbone.js
• reduce the code needed to create and render views to a single line using Marionette in Backbone.js
• define an Essential Application Object using Marionette in Backbone.js
• use Marionette to add regions to your Backbone.js application
• use Marionette to place aspects of your Backbone.js application within a module
• use the Backbone LocalStorage library to add storage capability to a Backbone.js application
• use Marionette to create a layout and define a template and its features for a Backbone.js application
• use Marionette composite view to add multiple instances of itemView to a collection and apply views in Backbone.js

Complex Application Development with Backbone.js

Complex Application Development with Backbone.js

• start the course
• locate, download, and install the Node.js web server, which enables client-server functionality for your Backbone applications on your computer
• install NPM (Node Packaged Modules) and finalize the installation of the Node.js server used by Backbone.js
• prepare a JavaScript file in Backbone.js with the basic settings which allow you to run Node
• render a model to a view in Backbone.js
• create an application that lets users carry out operations on the server in JavaScript Backbone.js
• implement MongoDB in JavaScript Backbone.js
• create a collection for rendering lists in Backbone.js
• use Backbone.js to create views for displaying array items
• display List Views with Backbone.js
• convert a list of items into hyperlinks to serve as navigation in an app using Backbone.js
• create a Handlebars template, then configure it using Backbone.js
• add a form view to an application using Backbone.js
• save user data to a server using Backbone.js
• add the Backbone.delete method to your Backbone.js application
• set up and use Backbone.js events
• respond to objects being changed or added to models using Backbone.js
• add an event that listens for a click and displays a message using Backbone.js
• add a change event to a model to track changes to its data using Backbone.js
• use Backbone.js to listen to bound events
• use an API event to add another callback in Backbone.js
• use the listenTo method in JavaScript Backbone.js
• use the once method in JavaScript Backbone.js
• include a keypress event that listens for a particular key in a Backbone.js application
• include an error callback in JavaScript Backbone.js
• remove the pound sign from URLs in JavaScript Backbone.js
• populate collections with data from a database in JavaScript Backbone.js
• code an application to add and delete database records in JavaScript Backbone.js
• install the Marionette application library for Backbone.js
• reduce the code needed to create and render views to a single line using Marionette in Backbone.js
• define an Essential Application Object using Marionette in Backbone.js
• use Marionette to add regions to your Backbone.js application
• use Marionette to place aspects of your Backbone.js application within a module
• use the Backbone LocalStorage library to add storage capability to a Backbone.js application
• use Marionette to create a layout and define a template and its features for a Backbone.js application
• use Marionette composite view to add multiple instances of itemView to a collection and apply views in Backbone.js

Complex Application Development with Backbone.js

Complex Application Development with Backbone.js

• start the course
• locate, download, and install the Node.js web server, which enables client-server functionality for your Backbone applications on your computer
• install NPM (Node Packaged Modules) and finalize the installation of the Node.js server used by Backbone.js
• prepare a JavaScript file in Backbone.js with the basic settings which allow you to run Node
• render a model to a view in Backbone.js
• create an application that lets users carry out operations on the server in JavaScript Backbone.js
• implement MongoDB in JavaScript Backbone.js
• create a collection for rendering lists in Backbone.js
• use Backbone.js to create views for displaying array items
• display List Views with Backbone.js
• convert a list of items into hyperlinks to serve as navigation in an app using Backbone.js
• create a Handlebars template, then configure it using Backbone.js
• add a form view to an application using Backbone.js
• save user data to a server using Backbone.js
• add the Backbone.delete method to your Backbone.js application
• set up and use Backbone.js events
• respond to objects being changed or added to models using Backbone.js
• add an event that listens for a click and displays a message using Backbone.js
• add a change event to a model to track changes to its data using Backbone.js
• use Backbone.js to listen to bound events
• use an API event to add another callback in Backbone.js
• use the listenTo method in JavaScript Backbone.js
• use the once method in JavaScript Backbone.js
• include a keypress event that listens for a particular key in a Backbone.js application
• include an error callback in JavaScript Backbone.js
• remove the pound sign from URLs in JavaScript Backbone.js
• populate collections with data from a database in JavaScript Backbone.js
• code an application to add and delete database records in JavaScript Backbone.js
• install the Marionette application library for Backbone.js
• reduce the code needed to create and render views to a single line using Marionette in Backbone.js
• define an Essential Application Object using Marionette in Backbone.js
• use Marionette to add regions to your Backbone.js application
• use Marionette to place aspects of your Backbone.js application within a module
• use the Backbone LocalStorage library to add storage capability to a Backbone.js application
• use Marionette to create a layout and define a template and its features for a Backbone.js application
• use Marionette composite view to add multiple instances of itemView to a collection and apply views in Backbone.js

Complex Application Development with Backbone.js

Complex Application Development with Backbone.js

• start the course
• locate, download, and install the Node.js web server, which enables client-server functionality for your Backbone applications on your computer
• install NPM (Node Packaged Modules) and finalize the installation of the Node.js server used by Backbone.js
• prepare a JavaScript file in Backbone.js with the basic settings which allow you to run Node
• render a model to a view in Backbone.js
• create an application that lets users carry out operations on the server in JavaScript Backbone.js
• implement MongoDB in JavaScript Backbone.js
• create a collection for rendering lists in Backbone.js
• use Backbone.js to create views for displaying array items
• display List Views with Backbone.js
• convert a list of items into hyperlinks to serve as navigation in an app using Backbone.js
• create a Handlebars template, then configure it using Backbone.js
• add a form view to an application using Backbone.js
• save user data to a server using Backbone.js
• add the Backbone.delete method to your Backbone.js application
• set up and use Backbone.js events
• respond to objects being changed or added to models using Backbone.js
• add an event that listens for a click and displays a message using Backbone.js
• add a change event to a model to track changes to its data using Backbone.js
• use Backbone.js to listen to bound events
• use an API event to add another callback in Backbone.js
• use the listenTo method in JavaScript Backbone.js
• use the once method in JavaScript Backbone.js
• include a keypress event that listens for a particular key in a Backbone.js application
• include an error callback in JavaScript Backbone.js
• remove the pound sign from URLs in JavaScript Backbone.js
• populate collections with data from a database in JavaScript Backbone.js
• code an application to add and delete database records in JavaScript Backbone.js
• install the Marionette application library for Backbone.js
• reduce the code needed to create and render views to a single line using Marionette in Backbone.js
• define an Essential Application Object using Marionette in Backbone.js
• use Marionette to add regions to your Backbone.js application
• use Marionette to place aspects of your Backbone.js application within a module
• use the Backbone LocalStorage library to add storage capability to a Backbone.js application
• use Marionette to create a layout and define a template and its features for a Backbone.js application
• use Marionette composite view to add multiple instances of itemView to a collection and apply views in Backbone.js

Getting Started with Backbone.js

Getting Started with Backbone.js

• start the course
• download Backbone.js
• download jQuery for Backbone.js
• download Underscore.js for use in JavaScript Backbone.js
• set up a boilerplate HTML file for use with Backbone.js
• create a script file and link it to the boilerplate in Backbone.js
• reduce a Backbone.js app's HTTP requests to the server by embedding code into the main HTML document
• create a model using Backbone.js
• add arbitrary properties to a model in Backbone.js
• set up default values for a model in Backbone.js
• use a Getter to access model properties in Backbone.js
• use Setters to add or change property values for a model in Backbone.js
• use events to ensure application responses when dealing with data model changes using Backbone.js
• add an event when the title changes in JavaScript Backbone.js
• work with the basic concepts of creating views in JavaScript Backbone.js
• control the HTML element, class, and id in JavaScript Backbone.js
• bind a model to a view in JavaScript Backbone.js
• add a view to a page in JavaScript Backbone.js
• separate code for models and views into separate files in JavaScript Backbone.js
• download Handlebars for JavaScript Backbone.js
• create a Handlebars template in JavaScript Backbone.js
• display images in a JavaScript Backbone.js application using the Handlebars template
• download and install the Handlebars runtime templating engine to speed View rendering in your Backbone.js app
• create and save a ready-to-be-compiled Handlebars template file for your Backbone.js app
• use the Handlebars command-line tool to speed up Backbone.js Views rendering
• use a precompiled Handlebars template file in your Backbone.js app
• create an ordered set of models utilizing JavaScript Backbone.js collections
• iterate over a collection of models using a built-in Underscore.js utility within JavaScript Backbone.js
• sort on a collection using Underscore's sortBy() method in a JavaScript Backbone.js application
• transform collection items and produce a new array of values using the Underscore.js map function in JavaScript Backbone.js
• use the Underscore.js pluck() function to extract the values of an attribute in a JavaScript Backbone.js collection
• combine Underscore.js utilities using the chain() function when working with JavaScript Backbone.js collections
• create simple client-side URL navigation in a JavaScript application utilizing Backbone.Router
• use HTML hyperlinks to trigger Backbone.js routes and manage your page navigation
• use Backbone.js colon syntax to pass identifiers as arguments to the hash function to create complex URLs
• define a default empty route to your Backbone.js router

Getting Started with Backbone.js

Getting Started with Backbone.js

• start the course
• download Backbone.js
• download jQuery for Backbone.js
• download Underscore.js for use in JavaScript Backbone.js
• set up a boilerplate HTML file for use with Backbone.js
• create a script file and link it to the boilerplate in Backbone.js
• reduce a Backbone.js app's HTTP requests to the server by embedding code into the main HTML document
• create a model using Backbone.js
• add arbitrary properties to a model in Backbone.js
• set up default values for a model in Backbone.js
• use a Getter to access model properties in Backbone.js
• use Setters to add or change property values for a model in Backbone.js
• use events to ensure application responses when dealing with data model changes using Backbone.js
• add an event when the title changes in JavaScript Backbone.js
• work with the basic concepts of creating views in JavaScript Backbone.js
• control the HTML element, class, and id in JavaScript Backbone.js
• bind a model to a view in JavaScript Backbone.js
• add a view to a page in JavaScript Backbone.js
• separate code for models and views into separate files in JavaScript Backbone.js
• download Handlebars for JavaScript Backbone.js
• create a Handlebars template in JavaScript Backbone.js
• display images in a JavaScript Backbone.js application using the Handlebars template
• download and install the Handlebars runtime templating engine to speed View rendering in your Backbone.js app
• create and save a ready-to-be-compiled Handlebars template file for your Backbone.js app
• use the Handlebars command-line tool to speed up Backbone.js Views rendering
• use a precompiled Handlebars template file in your Backbone.js app
• create an ordered set of models utilizing JavaScript Backbone.js collections
• iterate over a collection of models using a built-in Underscore.js utility within JavaScript Backbone.js
• sort on a collection using Underscore's sortBy() method in a JavaScript Backbone.js application
• transform collection items and produce a new array of values using the Underscore.js map function in JavaScript Backbone.js
• use the Underscore.js pluck() function to extract the values of an attribute in a JavaScript Backbone.js collection
• combine Underscore.js utilities using the chain() function when working with JavaScript Backbone.js collections
• create simple client-side URL navigation in a JavaScript application utilizing Backbone.Router
• use HTML hyperlinks to trigger Backbone.js routes and manage your page navigation
• use Backbone.js colon syntax to pass identifiers as arguments to the hash function to create complex URLs
• define a default empty route to your Backbone.js router

Getting Started with Backbone.js

Getting Started with Backbone.js

• start the course
• download Backbone.js
• download jQuery for Backbone.js
• download Underscore.js for use in JavaScript Backbone.js
• set up a boilerplate HTML file for use with Backbone.js
• create a script file and link it to the boilerplate in Backbone.js
• reduce a Backbone.js app's HTTP requests to the server by embedding code into the main HTML document
• create a model using Backbone.js
• add arbitrary properties to a model in Backbone.js
• set up default values for a model in Backbone.js
• use a Getter to access model properties in Backbone.js
• use Setters to add or change property values for a model in Backbone.js
• use events to ensure application responses when dealing with data model changes using Backbone.js
• add an event when the title changes in JavaScript Backbone.js
• work with the basic concepts of creating views in JavaScript Backbone.js
• control the HTML element, class, and id in JavaScript Backbone.js
• bind a model to a view in JavaScript Backbone.js
• add a view to a page in JavaScript Backbone.js
• separate code for models and views into separate files in JavaScript Backbone.js
• download Handlebars for JavaScript Backbone.js
• create a Handlebars template in JavaScript Backbone.js
• display images in a JavaScript Backbone.js application using the Handlebars template
• download and install the Handlebars runtime templating engine to speed View rendering in your Backbone.js app
• create and save a ready-to-be-compiled Handlebars template file for your Backbone.js app
• use the Handlebars command-line tool to speed up Backbone.js Views rendering
• use a precompiled Handlebars template file in your Backbone.js app
• create an ordered set of models utilizing JavaScript Backbone.js collections
• iterate over a collection of models using a built-in Underscore.js utility within JavaScript Backbone.js
• sort on a collection using Underscore's sortBy() method in a JavaScript Backbone.js application
• transform collection items and produce a new array of values using the Underscore.js map function in JavaScript Backbone.js
• use the Underscore.js pluck() function to extract the values of an attribute in a JavaScript Backbone.js collection
• combine Underscore.js utilities using the chain() function when working with JavaScript Backbone.js collections
• create simple client-side URL navigation in a JavaScript application utilizing Backbone.Router
• use HTML hyperlinks to trigger Backbone.js routes and manage your page navigation
• use Backbone.js colon syntax to pass identifiers as arguments to the hash function to create complex URLs
• define a default empty route to your Backbone.js router

Getting Started with Backbone.js

Getting Started with Backbone.js

• start the course
• download Backbone.js
• download jQuery for Backbone.js
• download Underscore.js for use in JavaScript Backbone.js
• set up a boilerplate HTML file for use with Backbone.js
• create a script file and link it to the boilerplate in Backbone.js
• reduce a Backbone.js app's HTTP requests to the server by embedding code into the main HTML document
• create a model using Backbone.js
• add arbitrary properties to a model in Backbone.js
• set up default values for a model in Backbone.js
• use a Getter to access model properties in Backbone.js
• use Setters to add or change property values for a model in Backbone.js
• use events to ensure application responses when dealing with data model changes using Backbone.js
• add an event when the title changes in JavaScript Backbone.js
• work with the basic concepts of creating views in JavaScript Backbone.js
• control the HTML element, class, and id in JavaScript Backbone.js
• bind a model to a view in JavaScript Backbone.js
• add a view to a page in JavaScript Backbone.js
• separate code for models and views into separate files in JavaScript Backbone.js
• download Handlebars for JavaScript Backbone.js
• create a Handlebars template in JavaScript Backbone.js
• display images in a JavaScript Backbone.js application using the Handlebars template
• download and install the Handlebars runtime templating engine to speed View rendering in your Backbone.js app
• create and save a ready-to-be-compiled Handlebars template file for your Backbone.js app
• use the Handlebars command-line tool to speed up Backbone.js Views rendering
• use a precompiled Handlebars template file in your Backbone.js app
• create an ordered set of models utilizing JavaScript Backbone.js collections
• iterate over a collection of models using a built-in Underscore.js utility within JavaScript Backbone.js
• sort on a collection using Underscore's sortBy() method in a JavaScript Backbone.js application
• transform collection items and produce a new array of values using the Underscore.js map function in JavaScript Backbone.js
• use the Underscore.js pluck() function to extract the values of an attribute in a JavaScript Backbone.js collection
• combine Underscore.js utilities using the chain() function when working with JavaScript Backbone.js collections
• create simple client-side URL navigation in a JavaScript application utilizing Backbone.Router
• use HTML hyperlinks to trigger Backbone.js routes and manage your page navigation
• use Backbone.js colon syntax to pass identifiers as arguments to the hash function to create complex URLs
• define a default empty route to your Backbone.js router

Getting Started with Backbone.js

Getting Started with Backbone.js

• start the course
• download Backbone.js
• download jQuery for Backbone.js
• download Underscore.js for use in JavaScript Backbone.js
• set up a boilerplate HTML file for use with Backbone.js
• create a script file and link it to the boilerplate in Backbone.js
• reduce a Backbone.js app's HTTP requests to the server by embedding code into the main HTML document
• create a model using Backbone.js
• add arbitrary properties to a model in Backbone.js
• set up default values for a model in Backbone.js
• use a Getter to access model properties in Backbone.js
• use Setters to add or change property values for a model in Backbone.js
• use events to ensure application responses when dealing with data model changes using Backbone.js
• add an event when the title changes in JavaScript Backbone.js
• work with the basic concepts of creating views in JavaScript Backbone.js
• control the HTML element, class, and id in JavaScript Backbone.js
• bind a model to a view in JavaScript Backbone.js
• add a view to a page in JavaScript Backbone.js
• separate code for models and views into separate files in JavaScript Backbone.js
• download Handlebars for JavaScript Backbone.js
• create a Handlebars template in JavaScript Backbone.js
• display images in a JavaScript Backbone.js application using the Handlebars template
• download and install the Handlebars runtime templating engine to speed View rendering in your Backbone.js app
• create and save a ready-to-be-compiled Handlebars template file for your Backbone.js app
• use the Handlebars command-line tool to speed up Backbone.js Views rendering
• use a precompiled Handlebars template file in your Backbone.js app
• create an ordered set of models utilizing JavaScript Backbone.js collections
• iterate over a collection of models using a built-in Underscore.js utility within JavaScript Backbone.js
• sort on a collection using Underscore's sortBy() method in a JavaScript Backbone.js application
• transform collection items and produce a new array of values using the Underscore.js map function in JavaScript Backbone.js
• use the Underscore.js pluck() function to extract the values of an attribute in a JavaScript Backbone.js collection
• combine Underscore.js utilities using the chain() function when working with JavaScript Backbone.js collections
• create simple client-side URL navigation in a JavaScript application utilizing Backbone.Router
• use HTML hyperlinks to trigger Backbone.js routes and manage your page navigation
• use Backbone.js colon syntax to pass identifiers as arguments to the hash function to create complex URLs
• define a default empty route to your Backbone.js router