Intro to Front End Development with Angular + Firebase

Feb 19, 20140 likes2,684 views

The document introduces front-end development, particularly focusing on building web applications for the browser using technologies like Node.js and various frameworks. It discusses challenges such as keeping the DOM in sync with models, the benefits of two-way data binding, and contrasts REST with event-driven data handling, highlighting Firebase as a solution. Additionally, it covers techniques for managing data and integrating frameworks for better performance and user experience.

Intro to Front End
Development
Building Web Applications for the Browser

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About Me
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The JavaScript Ecosytstem

Reuse your server code in the browser
nodeJS === webScale
Solve world hunger!

Server vs. Browser
Server

Browser

Consistent environment

Untrusted environment

Optimize for: Concurrency

Optimize for: file size

Optimize for: Response
time

Optimize for: paint
time

Services:

Services:

Databases

DOM

Caches

Cookies

HTTP web services

window
Remote APIs

jQuery is the PHP of the Web

var userTemplate = function (user) {
return '<ul><li class="user-first-name">' + user.name.first + '</li><li class="use
$.getJSON('/api/user/1', function (data) {
var template = userTemplate(data);
$('ul.users').append(template);
});

Keeping the DOM in sync with our
models is hard. jQuery doesn't help.

What Can a Front End Framework Do?

Templating
Event management
Routing
Dependency management
Two way data binding

Forms
BAD!
<form>
<input id="first-name" />
<input id="last-name" />
<input id="username" />
</form>
var user = {
firstName: $('#first-name').val(),
lastName: $('#last-name').val(),
username: $('#username').val()
};

Forms
GOOD!
<form>
<input ng-model="user.firstName" />
<input ng-model="user.lastName" />
<input ng-model="user.username" />
</form>
var user = $scope.user;

Dirty Checking Explained
POJO Models – $scope
Watchers – $scope.$watch
Digest cycles – $scope.$digest
Integrate external code – $scope.$apply
Further Reading: Build Your Own Angular

Advantages of Getters/Setters
No digest cycles
No $scope.digest
No $scope.watch
No $scope.$apply

UA for free (Uniform Access Principle)
Computed properties

Native UAP
Object.defineProperty (ES5)
Object.defineProperty(User.prototype, 'fullName', {
get: function () {
return this.firstName + ' ' + this.lastName
},
set: function (fullName) {
var nameParts = fullName.split(' ');
this.firstName = nameParts[0];
this.lastName = nameParts[1];
}
});

Real Time Web: Challenges
Event handling is much harder than request-reply
Multiple simultaneous writes create conflicts/overwrites
Example: [].push
Heartbeating
Scoped subscriptions
Network latency

REST vs. Event Driven Data
No more GET, POST, PUT, DELETE
Endpoints, just like REST (references)
Use data events to keep models in sync:
value
child_added
child_changed
child_removed

$REST Style $.getJSON('/users', function (users) { $.each(users, appendUser; }); Event Style usersRef.on('child_added', appendUser);$

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