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HTML5 Enterprise Application Architecture Now that we have a good understanding of HTML5 for applications, we can jump right into the HTML5 application architecture. The most important aspect of a good architecture is the independence and integration of all the parts of the system (i.e., integration should not be a factor of dependence). In other words, we strongly recommend lightweight, modular frameworks or libraries that do one or two thing well over the do-it-all mega-frameworks (e.g., Sencha) that try to do too many things, often in their own way (and not the HTML/CSS/JS way). So, in short, go lightweight and modular, and most of all, learn the HTML5 way and NOT the framework way. Here is our recommended HTML5 application architecture (with some library recommendations). From bottom to top: The base of all HTML5 applications is obviously the browser runtime with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript runtime. 2 DOM Access API 3 UI Elements In short, there are two different approaches. 4 Templating 5 Data 6 LightWeight MVC 7 Application

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