Chapter 2. Creating a Simple Knockout.js Application
In this chapter, we'll create a simple Knockout.js application in pure JavaScript, which uses the fundamental concepts from Chapter 1, Introduction to Knockout.js. Also, we'll discuss how to use advanced Knockout.js features, such as working with special bindings, and computed observables.
This experience is needed to create any Knockout.js application of medium level. Also, it's needed to understand client-server interaction in real ASP.NET MVC applications.
We will cover the following topics in this chapter:
- Text and appearance bindings
- Form field bindings
- Control flow bindings
- Computed observables
- Observable arrays
Creating the Model, View, and ViewModel
In this chapter, we will develop a Single ...
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