Building Isomorphic JavaScript Apps. From Concept to Implementation to Real-World Solutions - Helion
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Autor: Jason Strimpel, Maxime NajimISBN: 978-14-919-3288-9
stron: 210, Format: ebook
Data wydania: 2016-09-12
Księgarnia: Helion
Cena książki: 109,65 zł (poprzednio: 127,50 zł)
Oszczędzasz: 14% (-17,85 zł)
Isomorphic JavaScript, often described as the holy grail of web application development, refers to running JavaScript code on both the browser client and web application server. This application architecture has become increasingly popular for the benefits of SEO, optimized page load and full control of the UI, and isomorphic libraries are being used at companies like Walmart, Airbnb, Facebook, and Netflix.
With this practical book, authors Jason Strimpel and Maxime Najim provide the knowledge you need to build and maintain your own isomorphic JavaScript apps.
This book includes:
- Part 1 identifies different classifications of isomorphic JavaScript apps, and shows you how to set up a development environment
- Part 2 takes you from theory to practice by showing you how to build out your own isomorphic app
- Part 3 takes you through existing solutions in the market today, providing you with the knowledge you need to bring isomorphic solutions into your development workflow
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Spis treści
Building Isomorphic JavaScript Apps. From Concept to Implementation to Real-World Solutions eBook -- spis treści
- Preface
- Why Isomorphic JavaScript
- The Evolution of a Platform
- Ajax: Rise of an Application Platform
- Ajax: Accumulation of Technical Debt
- The Perfect Storm: An All-Too-Common Story
- Client Architecture to the Rescue
- What Happened to Our Visits?
- Isomorphic JavaScript: A Brave New World
- The Road Ahead
- Conventions Used in This Book
- Using Code Examples
- Safari Books Online
- How to Contact Us
- Acknowledgments
- Jason Strimpel
- Maxime Najim
- I. Introduction and Key Concepts
- 1. Why Isomorphic JavaScript?
- Defining Isomorphic JavaScript
- Evaluating Other Web Application Architecture Solutions
- A Climate for Change
- Engineering Concerns
- Available Architectures
- Classic web application
- The Ajax era
- Single-page web application
- Isomorphic JavaScript applications
- Classic web application
- Caveat: When Not to Go Isomorphic
- Summary
- 2. Isomorphic JavaScript as a Spectrum
- Sharing Views
- Sharing Templates
- Sharing View Logic
- Sharing Routes
- Sharing Models
- Summary
- Sharing Views
- 3. Different Categories of Isomorphic JavaScript
- Environment Agnostic
- Shimmed for Each Environment
- Summary
- 4. Going Beyond Server-Side Rendering
- Real-Time Web Applications
- Isomorphic APIs
- Bidirectional Data Synchronization
- Client Simulation on the Server
- Summary
- Real-Time Web Applications
- II. Building Our First App
- 5. Getting Started
- Getting Node Up and Running
- Installing from Source
- Interacting with the Node REPL
- Managing Projects with npm
- Setting Up the Application Project
- Initializing the Project
- Installing the Application Server
- Writing Next-Generation JavaScript (ES6)
- Compiling from ES6 to ES5
- Setting Up a Development Workflow
- Watching for source code changes
- Restarting the server on distribution changes
- Summary
- Getting Node Up and Running
- 6. Serving Our First HTML Document
- Serving an HTML Template
- Working with Path and Query Parameters
- Summary
- 7. Architecting Our Application
- Understanding the Problem
- Responding to User Requests
- Creating the Application Class
- Creating a Controller
- Constructing a Controller Instance
- Extending the Controller
- Improving the Response Flow
- Summary
- 8. Transporting the Application to the Client
- Bundling Our Application for the Client
- Selecting a Bundling Library
- Creating Our Bundle Task
- Adding Our Client Implementation
- Responding to User Requests
- Leveraging the History API
- Responding to and Calling the History API
- Routing on the Client
- Executing the Controller Response Flow
- Creating a controller instance
- Executing a controller action
- Rendering a controller response
- Executing the Controller Response Flow
- Organizing Our Code
- Summary
- Bundling Our Application for the Client
- 9. Creating Common Abstractions
- When and Why to Use Abstraction
- Getting and Setting Cookies
- Defining the API
- Getting and setting cookies on the client
- Getting and setting cookies on the server
- Creating an interface
- Implementing the interface for the client
- Implementing the interface for the server
- Including the cookie implementations
- Cookie example
- Defining the API
- Redirecting a Request
- Defining the API
- Redirecting on the client
- Redirecting on the server
- Creating an interface
- Implementing the interface for the client
- Including the client implementation
- Redirection example
- Defining the API
- Summary
- 10. Serializing, Deserializing, and Attaching
- Serializing Data
- Creating a Controller Instance
- Deserializing Data
- Attaching DOM Event Handlers
- Verifying the Rehydration Process
- Summary
- 11. Closing Thoughts
- Production Readiness
- Knowing How Much Structure Is Needed
- Managing Change
- Conclusion
- III. Real-World Solutions
- 12. Isomorphic React.js at WalmartLabs
- Origin of a Species
- The Problem
- The Solution
- React Boilerplate and Patterns
- Rendering on the Server
- Resuming on the Client
- The Walmart Approach
- Overcoming Challenges
- Time to First Byte
- Component Rendering Optimization
- Component memoization
- Component templatization
- Performance Improvements
- Next Steps
- Acknowledgments
- Postscript
- Origin of a Species
- 13. Full Stack Angular
- Isomorphic JavaScript: The Future of Web Apps
- Isomorphic Angular 1
- Angular 2 Server Rendering
- Angular Universal
- GetHuman.com
- Postscript
- 14. Brisket
- The Problem
- Best of Both Worlds
- Early Brisket
- Making It Real
- Code Freedom
- Use Any Templating Language
- Consistent API Across Environments
- Model/Collection
- View Lifecycle
- Child View Management
- Tools That Do What You Expect in All Environments
- Stay Out of the Way of Progress
- ClientApp and ServerApp
- Layout Template
- Other Lessons Learned
- Whats Next for Brisket?
- Postscript
- 15. Colony Case Study: Isomorphic Apps Without Node
- The Problem
- Templating
- Data
- Transpiled View Models
- Layouts
- Page Maker
- Frontend Single-Page App
- Final Architecture
- Next Steps
- 16. Final Thoughts
- Families of Design Patterns, Flux, and Isomorphic JavaScript
- Always Bet on JavaScript
- On Nomenclature and Understanding
- Families of Design Patterns, Flux, and Isomorphic JavaScript
- Index