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Publish & Subscribe Distributed Events in JavaScript
Distributed events let you define a named event that can be published or subscribed to without the need to have a reference to any other object; this post attempts to bring that behaviour to JavaScript
Read MoreEditable Fields with Cancelability using Knockout
I quite often find myself wanting to write UI that is read-only until someone clicks on an Edit link, at which point it becomes editable and they can either save or cancel their changes.
Read MoreDeserializing Interface Properties using Json.Net
How can you deserialize a property value without a strong type?
Read MoreThe Magic of SignalR
I recently managed to find both the time and a suitable project to get my hands dirty with SignalR
Read MoreUsing Constraints for Better Routing in MVC
The default routing in an MVC project is pretty great, but what if we want something more?
Read MoreForcing Computed Observables to Refresh in Knockout
Sometimes you need to force a computed observable to update in response to external events.
Read MorePaging Lists with Knockout
Knockout can get a little bit slow when trying to render large amounts of data...
Read MoreCommand Pattern with jQuery.Deferred & Knockout
Working in WPF using the MVVM pattern it is almost impossible to get away from commands and the ICommand interface, so when I started writing view models in knockout that had to perform actions I started to miss the commands quite quickly
Read MorePlaceholders using Knockout JS
Whenever you have an asynchronous call to the server from a web page it is good practice to have some form of loading indicator to let the user know that something is happening in the background
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