Titlebook: Realtime Web Apps; With HTML5 WebSocket Jason Lengstorf,Phil Leggetter Book 2013 Jason Lengstorf and Phil Leggetter and Alex Newman 2013

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PusherNow that we’ve laid some foundation for the app and reviewed some of the programming languages we’ll be using to build it, you can start getting familiar with the new technologies that will come into play.

協(xié)迫

Choosing Web Apps Over Native AppsFor any developer with dreams of creating a new app, one of the first considerations that must be taken is the choice of platform: should this app be web-based with mobile considerations or should it be iPhone-only? Is there an audience to support a BlackBerry version of the app, or will most people use this app only on their laptops?

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Designing the AppBecause this is a book about development and not about design, this chapter will be short. It discusses a few design considerations that are unique to web apps. In addition, we’ll talk a bit about how to make sure that a design made in Photoshop will translate well to the web.

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Building the Back End: Part 1So far in the app development process, most of the efforts have been targeted at the front end of the site. In this chapter, you’ll be building the back-end scripts that will power the front end.

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Building the Back-End: Part 2In the last chapter, you built a working MVC framework and put together the Home controller and view. In this chapter, you’ll complete the back end of the app by building the Question and Room components. This chapter puts the Model class to work, as well as the form submission handling that you built in the previous chapter.

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Implementing Realtime Events and jQuery EffectsAt this point, you have a fully functional app. However, in order for this particular app to be useful, it needs to implement realtime functionality so its users aren’t forced to constantly reload to get new data.

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