A collection of 10 posts
Add commanding, change tracking, and activity indicators to your web application when using Knockout and KoLite. KoLite (now v 1.1.0) contains a set of helpers to aid in creating data bound applications using JavaScript and Knockout. KoLite was spawned by some ideas from Hans Fjällemark [https://twi
Just a few months ago Hans Fjällemark [http://twitter.com/hfjallemark] and I released toastr and since then we’ve had a lot of great feedback that we’ve worked into our free open source library.Toastr is a simple JavaScript toast notification library [http://jpapa.me/c7toastr] that is small, easy to
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
Templating is a killer feature of many technologies that helps reduce code and make it more manageable and adaptable. Knockout.js [http://www.knockoutjs.com] has a native template engine (or you can tie in a custom templating engine), but often I like to go a bit further and load my templates from
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
