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Saving data is simple, right? What app isn’t complete without some sort of saving mechanism? And while I’m at it, it’s nice to be able to track when changes occur so I can tell if a user can press the save button or even leave the current screen. Which bring me to making my buttons smart enough to k
I like demo apps that show how to deal with real scenarios like navigation, animation, client storage, and event messaging. A SPA generally has multiple views of related data and uses navigation so it only makes sense that my new Pluralsight [http://pluralsight.com] course “Single Page Apps with HT
You knew it was coming, and you were right. MVVM and Knockout [http://knockoutjs.com] are 2 passions of mine and of course they are a big part of my upcoming Pluralsight [http://www.pluralsight.com/] course titled “Building Single Page Apps (SPA) with HTML5, ASP.NET Web API, Knockout and jQuery”. It
SPA’s are apps too. And as such when creating a SPA you will find yourself writing code to get data, push data, handle validation, change tracking, storing data locally, presenting data, and so much more. All of these roles could be written in a scattered manner across the app, but that causes redun
This is a KnockoutJS presentation I gave at Tech Ed NA 2012 [http://northamerica.msteched.com/topic/details/2012/DEV361#fbid=fBjb8v8NBNZ] conference in Orlando in June. Thank you to the almost 700 people who attended … I had a great time and really enjoyed the questions after the session. The deck,
