Contents tagged with JavaScript
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Backbone.js, NServiceBus, and Cloud Hosting
In the past I have always created on premises solutions for web applications that have mostly based on the server side code responsible for front UI and backend code, with a little to none client side code (usually called “scripting” with intention that it is not really a code), predominant validation on the server side with some duplication on the client. Technology of choice was ASP.NET MVC. When choice was not mine, sometime it would be ASP.NET WebForms. Services would be created using WCF, without auto-generated proxies.
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DRY or not?
One of the web applications requirements is to provide a rich user experience. Client side validation and formatting is a part of this UX. The subject I want to address today is how to achieve a good level of UX on formatting with respect to one of the OO principles, DRY principle.
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Firebug and Prototype
Today had to spend a bit time on client side code for FireFox. Since I'm coming from IE development only, the whole thing was not so pleasant (plus the fact that either IE sins too much or FF is not really a saint, probably both). So I ended up with 2 things that literally saved my time - Prototype JavaScript framework and Firebug addon for FF. Great to things that just made my day.