Etherpad Foundation kompozer's tweamer at master - GitHub mnutt/hummingbird @ GitHub Building a single page app with Backbone.js, underscore.js and jQuery | &yet | the blog Overview We've been finding ourselves building more and more JS heavy apps here at &yet. Until recently, we've pretty much invented a custom app architecture for each one. Not surprisingly, we're finding ourselves solving similar problems repeatedly. On the server side, we use django to give us an MVC structure to follow. But for those of us who want to lovingly craft the UI exactly how we want them in the JavaScript we know and love, and yet crave quick lightweight solutions, those toolkits feel like overkill. Recently something called Backbone.js hit my "three tweet threshold" I decided to take a look. The Problem There are definitely some challenges that come with building complex, single-page apps, not the least of which is managing an ever increasing amount of code running in the same page. As a result of these problems new JS devs trying to build these apps typically goes through a series of realizations that goes something like this: The Goals So, how do we want our app to behave?
mnutt/hummingbird - GitHub Débuter avec SproutCore SproutCore est un framework Javascript (écrit en ruby) développé par Charles Jolley. Il est réellement rentré dans la cour des grands lorsque Apple, qui a désormais embauché Charles Jolley et grandement contribué à l'amélioration du framework, a annoncé que le framework serait utilisé pour le service en ligne MobileMe. Le but avoué de SproutCore est de permettre la création d'applications web orientées desktop facilement et sans plug-in. Il dispose pour cela d'atouts intéressants puisqu'il repose sur un modèle MVC, propose notamment le binding d'objets qui permet de créer des applications complexes sans code inutile et bien plus encore. De nombreuses heures seront nécessaires pour commencer à maitriser le framework, mais voici un tutoriel qui vous permettra de vous lancer en abordant la création complète d'une petite application SproutCore ! Tutorial de A à Z Introduction SproutCore (ça sonne bien, non ?) L’application Installation de SproutCore & gt ; gem install SproutCore Le modèle Les vues
seedJS.org Step 1: Install Node You will need node.js installed to run seed.js. If you haven't done so already, visit the node.js website and follow the directions there. Step 2: Install Seed Right now you need to clone seed from git: $ git clone $ cd seed $ git submodule update --init Then install seed by running the setup script: $ . You will need to add the seed bin directory to your path. export PATH=~/.seeds/bin:$PATH Save and restart your terminal. Step 3: Using Seed To list all packages on the server: $ seed list --remote And install packages: $ seed install markdown To use seed in your app, you should start your app with 'seed-node' instead of 'node'. #! For more in-depth info check out the documentation.