| Description |
1 online resource (336 pages) |
| Contents |
Cover; Title Page; Copyright and Credits; Dedication; Packt Upsell; Foreword; Contributors; Table of Contents; Preface; Chapter 1: Introducing Aurelia; JavaScript fundamentals; Dynamic typing; Object oriented; Functional; Prototyped; Events handling; The ECMAScript standard; ES 6; Arrow functions; String interpolation; Destructuring; Setting up our environment; Installing Node.js; The Node Package Manager; NPM website; NPM Registry; NPM CLI; Common NPM operations; Updating NPM; Installing NPM packages; Versions; The package.json file; Dependencies and devDependencies; The Aurelia framework |
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What is a JavaScript framework?Why use a JavaScript framework?; JavaScript framework comparison; Why Aurelia?; Angular; Technical information; Dependency injection; Component encapsulation; React.js; Technical information; Dependency injection; Component encapsulation; Aurelia; Technical information; Dependency injection; Component encapsulation; Aurelia command-line tool; Installation; Creating a new application; Running our Application; Testing our application; Building our application; Generating custom resources; World Cup app overview; Exploring the application features; Matches explorer |
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Listing the matchesCreating a new Match; Teams explorer; Listing the teams; Creating a new team; News; Listing the News; Create a New; Social authentication; Creating our app; The project structure; The Bootstrap process; Understanding components; Summary; Chapter 2: Styling the User Interface; Talking about CSS; How does it work?; Exploring SASS and LESS; Variables; Nesting; Extends; If/else statements; Automating tasks with Gulp; Understanding Gulp; How does Gulp.js work?; Installing Gulp; JavaScript task; Automating tasks; Exploring CSS frameworks; Bootstrap; Material Design |
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Material is the metaphorBold, graphic, and intentional; Motion provides meaning; Semantic UI; The mobile-first approach; Configuring our project with Aurelia-Materialize; Summary; Chapter 3: Testing and Debugging; Benefits of testing; For the development team; For the project; For the organization; For the users; Test-Driven Development; Making our code fail; Implementing the code; Refactoring our code; Aurelia testing frameworks; Learning JasmineJS; Installation and configuration; Test suites; Test cases; Expects; Learning KarmaJS; Installing karma; Configuring Karma; Testing example |
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Launching the test runnerTesting an Aurelia component; Coding the application; Creating the application; Creating our component; Implementing the info-box view model; Implementing the info-box view HTML template; Rendering the info-box component; Writing the test; Bootstrapping the component; Testing the component; Debugging our code; Refactoring our application; Debugging with Chrome Developer Tools; Summary; Chapter 4: Creating Components and Templates; Lego components; A little puzzle; Learning how DI works; Managing a component's life cycle; Managing events with Aurelia; Data binding |
| Summary |
Isomorphic JavaScript has been a buzzword lately, allowing developers to utilize a single language throughout their web development stack and build cost-effective and scalable applications. This book is on one such modern web development stack which comprises of web technologies like MongoDB, Express.js, Aurelia.js, and Node |
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Binding computed properties |
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Print version record |
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Network analysis (Planning)
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Network analysis (Planning)
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| Form |
Electronic book
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| Author |
Murrugarra, Erikson
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| ISBN |
9781788834919 |
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1788834917 |
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