JSFoo 2011

It’s like kung fu with JavaScript and objects! All about building full size apps in JavaScript.

JSFoo is an event on building apps with JavaScript. This is an event on what it takes to build full size apps with JavaScript, whether in the frontend or backend.

This event is now over. It was on October 1, 2011, in Bangalore.

Sessions were 45 minutes each. The venue was Dharmaram Vidya Kshetram again, in the Christ University campus at Dairy Circle.

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Ravi Pratap

@ravipratap

Client-side Mustache.js based rendering in JS

Submitted Jul 9, 2011

We will demo Touchsite, the world’s first native-app like experience for tablet devices built entirely in HTML5. In this talk, we will reveal how we use this techniques in Touchsite.

Our rendering stack in JavaScript (using Mustache JS) consumes data in JSON, making async requests to the backend, and renders all on the fly on the client side.

Outline

The problem:

HTML UIs in modern apps are becoming more user controlled: rendering for each user’s preference, getting the required data, pushing them out is quite a bit of load on the server.

Solution:

Rendering in today’s web world can be done late in the stack, and better still in the browser itself. JavaScript is great in async data requests, but most applications use JS to request for “rendered” HTML snippets. But we can go event further and render literally nothing on the server. All HTML is generated on the browser with just JSON input. The JS engine is more aware and can also model data (using Backbone for example, but beyond this talk).

Requirements

A knowledge of JavaScript and any of the backend stacks would be expected.

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