How my team is applying JS framework for PHP projects.
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The document presents an overview of Knockout.js, focusing on data sources and data binding. It emphasizes the importance of using JavaScript frameworks for organized code and outlines the processes for binding application UIs to data objects. Key concepts discussed include the CRUD operations, the broken window theory, and best practices for structuring JavaScript projects.
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![( function ($) ){
$(function(){
ko.smartboxSelectorUI = function (){
//Here is a constructor
var self = this; // save the current object
self.viewModelProperty = {}; //global property in this model
self.functionWriteHere = function (data, e){ // do something};
}
ko.applyBindings(new ko.smartboxSelectorUI(), (#“the element that you wanna binding
to”)[0]);
}
)}
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![( function ($) ){
$(function(){
Var smartboxSelectorData = function (){
Return {
getProducts:
function(){
// make a request to SERVER
}
}
}
}
)}
The result of response should organized like below:
{ status: 1,
errorCode: ‘ERR_CODE’,
Message: ‘some message’,
Result: { // data that server returned] }
Knockout view model Data
Function context:
$.ajax({
Url: ,
Type:,
dataType: “json”,
Success: function (response){
if(response.errorCode != 0){
//return success data
// no UI handle in here, Break process,
DUDE, DUDE!!!
// in some specific cases impossible to keep the rule,
you can break it. But in mindset DO NOT do it.
}
}
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- 2. hello! I am Damon Hung Tran I am here to present how data source and data binding work on knockout js. You can find me at hungtran.ninja
- 3. 1. Basic concepts Let’s start with some classic theories
- 4. broken window A criminological theory that a small damage will lead to a system corruption.
- 5. Why we need a js framework Js framework would keep your code nice and organized.
- 6. Approach right way Most of the effort we spend on code without no organized, you will have to spend double effort to fixing it.
- 7. ““Code chạy được chưa chắc được chạy.” -Nguyễn Thế Điền (A squad lead in my team)
- 8. Material to used in this presentation ✘ Example knockout training project GIT: https://gitlab.com/damon.hung.tran/knockout_traning ✘ Documentation official about knockout js: ○ http://knockoutjs.com/documentation/click-binding.html ○ http://knockoutjs.com/documentation.html
- 9. The basic OOP we apply in knockout js Our process look like below Backend Datasource handle data logic Frontend Databinding handle UI logic
- 10. Data Binding Data binding is the process of connecting application user interface (UI) to a data object (code). It enables changes propagation by reflecting UI modifications in the code and vise versa.
- 11. ( function ($) ){ $(function(){ ko.smartboxSelectorUI = function (){ //Here is a constructor var self = this; // save the current object self.viewModelProperty = {}; //global property in this model self.functionWriteHere = function (data, e){ // do something}; } ko.applyBindings(new ko.smartboxSelectorUI(), (#“the element that you wanna binding to”)[0]); } )} Knockout view model UI
- 12. Datasource Support the CRUD (insert,read,update,delete) data operations . Only and only handle logic about data. Never, never and ever make the UI logic in here. Backend Datasource handle data logic
- 13. ( function ($) ){ $(function(){ Var smartboxSelectorData = function (){ Return { getProducts: function(){ // make a request to SERVER } } } } )} The result of response should organized like below: { status: 1, errorCode: ‘ERR_CODE’, Message: ‘some message’, Result: { // data that server returned] } Knockout view model Data Function context: $.ajax({ Url: , Type:, dataType: “json”, Success: function (response){ if(response.errorCode != 0){ //return success data // no UI handle in here, Break process, DUDE, DUDE!!! // in some specific cases impossible to keep the rule, you can break it. But in mindset DO NOT do it. } } });
- 14. Benefit when approach js framework right way to system Easier to find problem Errors Easier to maintain + improvement
- 16. Let’s review some concepts Why we need a js framework Datasource and databind concept Datasource in knockout js Broken Window Theory Approach right way to use js framework Code example apply what I talked in this presentation Data binding in knockout js The benefit when organize good system
- 17. thanks! Any questions? You can find me at damonhungtran.ninja
- 18. Credits Special thanks to all the people who made and released these awesome resources for free: ✘ Presentation template by SlidesCarnival ✘ Photographs by WallHaven ✘ Concept and Spirit idea by tuhoang