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I had a great time at the South Florida Code Camp last weekend presenting a Whirlwind tour of Knockout and Javascript Patterns. The rooms were small and way overpacked, but I’ll take that as a sign that the topic is popular The Knockout session is a whirlwind tour of KnockoutJS [http://knockoutjs.
[http://www.fladotnet.com/codecamp/]I’ll be heading to Ft Lauderdale tonight so I can get a bright and early start for South Florida Code Camp [http://www.fladotnet.com/codecamp/] tomorrow. They have a pretty good lineup and I’ll be presenting 2 sessions. Hope to catch you there! HTML5 and Jav
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
I love data, data binding and development patterns. So it should be no surprise that my next course to be released with Pluralsight is on KnockoutJS [http://www.KnockoutJS.com]. I recently released an Introduction to Building Windows 8 Metro Applications [http://jpapa.me/Win8IntroPS] course with my
