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My latest course Building HTML5 and JavaScript Apps with MVVM and Knockout [http://jpapa.me/komvvm] is now available at Pluralsight [http://pluralsight.net]! Learn how to build robust and maintainable Web applications with JavaScript patterns, MVVM, and KnockoutJS [http://knockoutjs.com] [http://j
Visual Studio has a ton of perks for making development easier. One of those perks is the package manager, better known as NuGet [http://nuget.org/]. Now, when you do KnockoutJS [http://knockoutjs.com/] development in Visual Studio you have 4 Knockout packages available on NuGet: [http://nuget.or
For years when developers heard the term “data source control” it sent shivers down spines. It often referred to some tightly coupled object that managed binding the source data to the target controls and took you about 80% of the way t your goal. But it also often left you at the middle of the dese
Knockout 2.0.0 [http://www.knockoutjs.com] was released last night to the web! You might have been tinkering with the 1.3.0 RC recently, but it has been renamed to 2.0.0. Steve lists a few reasons why he went this route and I fully support the decision to jump to a new major version number. If you l
As always, this week at DevConnections was a blast. Great people, great talks, great time … great conference. Thanks to all of you who came to my talks. I’ve made the slides available from my 3 sessions below. I hope to see you at the next DevConnections in March [http://devconnections.com/home.aspx
