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Using Backbone.JS with jQuery Mobile

This article was written by Christophe Coenraets and appeared in the June issue of Appliness. The article originally published on his blog at http://coenraets.org/. Backbone.js is an architectural framework that helps you write well-structured Web applications. It is not, however, a user interface framework and it therefore doesn’t help you with the way your application looks. Backbone’s confined scope is a [...]

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CSS3 Animation Property

This article was written by Francisco Granados and appeared in the June issue of Appliness. The article originally published on his blog at http://www.riactive.com/. The standard language for control the layout and graphic styles in this new version comes with a new powerful control over animations. Now in html5 we can include animations or transitions over properties and transformations with techniques like [...]

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Demo of Handlebars, and why you should consider a templating engine

This article by Raymond Camden appeared in the May issue of Appliness. Click here to view his original blog post. For a while now I’ve been thinking I need to pick up, and start using, a JavaScript templating engine. I had used a jQuery-based one a few years back, but that project was abandoned and I’ve yet to really look what – [...]

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How to write a well structured CSS – Part I

This article by Kianosh Pourian appeared in the September issue of Appliness. Click here to view his original blog post. Special thanks to Nick Cooley for his help and advice. CSS patterns, is there such a thing? A pattern of writing proper and well-structured CSS? There are great articles by Jonathan Snook regarding Decoupling HTML and CSS and Nicole Sullivan regarding Object Oriented CSS, however they do not [...]

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Thoughts on Node.js and Express

This article by Raymond Camden appeared in the September issue of Appliness. Click here to view his original blog post. A while back I posted about how I had begun to see Node in a new light. (Do folks refer to it as “just” Node or do you always include the JS at the end?) I had some time this week and [...]