SPA Design and Architecture: Understanding Single Page Web Applications

Scott, Emmit

ISBN 10: 1617292435 / ISBN 13: 9781617292439

Published by Manning, 2015

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Bibliographic Details

• Title: SPA Design and Architecture: Understanding Single Page Web Applications
• Publisher: Manning
• Publication Date: 2015
• Language: English
• ISBN 10: 1617292435
• ISBN 13: 9781617292439
• Binding: Paperback
• Condition: new

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Synopsis

DESCRIPTION

Single page web applications (SPAs) are the next step in the development of web-based software, delivering the sleekness and fluidity of a native desktop application in a browser. SPA development requires knowledge of new development concepts and the mastery of new technologies that support these more complex applications. Fortunately, learning how to build SPAs doesn't have to be an overwhelming experience!

 

SPA Design and Architecture: Understanding Single Page Web Applications helps developers take the leap from traditional web applications to SPAs. It starts with an introduction to the SPA model and builds on the standard approach of creating linked pages. Then it provides a gentle introduction to modular JavaScript programming, including AMD and module loaders. Readers are guided through the various facets of SPA architecture, including an overview of MV* frameworks, unit testing, routing, layout management, data access, pub/sub, performance, and security. Examples are easy-to-follow and can be applied to the library or framework of the reader’s choice.

 

KEY SELLING POINTS

No experience building SPAs required

Explains key concepts

Easy-to-follow explanations and examples

 

AUDIENCE

Readers should be familiar with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.

 

ABOUT THE TECHNOLOGY

The driving force behind SPAs is the desire people have for their web sites or web applications to feel more like a desktop windows/mac application. Large companies, such as Microsoft and Google, back this approach. Microsoft has a lot of blogs on various aspects of building SPAs. Google is backing its own framework for building SPAs (AngularJS).

About the Author

Emmit Scott is a senior software engineer and architect with extensive experience building large-scale, web-based applications for education, banking, and telecommunications.