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JavaScript Architectures
This document provides an overview of architectural patterns like MVC, MVP, and MVVM as applied to JavaScript. It discusses how these patterns separate concerns and allow for templating and centralized view routing. It then summarizes Backbone.js, describing it as a flexible framework that borrows concepts from multiple patterns rather than fitting a single pattern. It notes Backbone's documentation, template framework agnosticism, and use by large companies. Finally, it outlines Backbone's core components - Models, Views, Templates, and Routers - and invites questions.
JavaScript Architectures
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- 2. Hello! Start By aRefresher of What We’ve Learned…
- 3. MVC MVP MV* MVVM
- 4. Which MVC? So manyvariants!
- 5. “ Design Patterns weresupposed to be common vocabulary. But everyone has their own definitions
- 6. Model View Controller
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- 10. How Does This LookLike In JavaScript?
- 11. How is datarepresented? Code
- 12. What does theuser need to see? Are they repeated output? Code
- 13. Code What are the user interactions that need handling?
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- 20. Intro to Backbone.js A Talkfor the Not So Smart Masses…by a not so smart mass
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- 24. Meet the ManBehind Backbone.js
- 25. Neither a MVC Nora MVP Framework Then what is it?
- 26. “ Backbone doesn't fiteither MVC nor MVP perfectly. Instead, it borrows some of the best concepts from multiple architectural patterns and creates a flexible framework that just works well. Addy Osmani, Google Engineer, Author of Developing Backbone.js Applications
- 27. Why Backbone.js? And not<insert your fav js framework here>.js?
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- 47. Questions? This two notso smart mass will try their best to answer.