JavaScript for Line of Business Applications
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JavaScript for Line of Business Applications
Keeping track of current JavaScript Frameworks that help design your clientside Business Logic Layers.
Curated by Jan Hesse
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Combining WinJS, TypeScript, jQuery and Knockout

Combining WinJS, TypeScript, jQuery and Knockout | JavaScript for Line of Business Applications | Scoop.it
A tutorial on getting started with building Windows Store apps using TypeScript. It shows you how to use frameworks you already know, like jQuery and Knockout.

In this tutorial we’re going to build a very simple Windows Store application that uses jQuery and Knockout to get some data from the internet and show this in a GridView. I’ll show you how you create a new project, get all the the TypeScript definitions you need, get data from a web service and bind that to the GridView control. I’m assuming you have at least a little TypeScript knowledge. 

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Client Side Web Application primer

Client Side Web Application primer | JavaScript for Line of Business Applications | Scoop.it

I plan to share my experiment with client side application and MVC backend. In this sample, as many other web site before I use many 3rd party libraries (hint: look at README / package list: EntityFramework (Extended), jQuery, Knockout, chosen, bootstrap,datatables). But I don’t plan to dwell much on them in this post. Instead I want to focus on how I use T4 Templates to generate strongly WebAPI server proxy in TypeScript and use Knockout to drive the UI. With a little bit extra on WebAPI and SQL.

This post is intended for web developer having basic to medium knowledge of MVC, Javascript, jQuery.ajax(), TypeScript. I am not going to explain the whole application but just the challenging parts and the solutions I implemented. For the rest there is the source code.

My sample application (largely inspired from work needs) is a 3 pages application. A first page manage dynamic questionnaire (with dynamic groups of dynamic questions), a second page can answer those questionnaires and a third can query them.

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