Single Page Application presentation

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The document discusses a journey to building a single page application using AngularJS and BreezeJS. It describes the initial solution using jQuery with problems around navigation and two-way binding. AngularJS solves these issues with routing and two-way binding. BreezeJS simplifies working with data by removing boilerplate code for model creation, queries, validation and only saving changed data. Unit testing is also enabled through Angular's dependency injection and separation of concerns. The presentation concludes that single page applications are well-suited for cross-platform mobile apps that avoid app stores, and that AngularJS and BreezeJS improve code testability and reduce data access code.

Single Page Applications – A journey
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About Me
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About the company
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Single Page Applications
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AngularJS
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BreezeJS
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Application demo
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Unit Testing
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Conclusion
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Any questions?

Biography – John Staveley
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13 years
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C#.net MVC HTML5
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Strong on backend
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Increasingly working on front end projects
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Toriga Energy – Who, what, why?
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Who are Toriga Energy?
− Compliance business
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What they were trying to achieve?
− Cross platform mobile app
− Offline
− Bootstrap
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Why?
− Fast adaptation to the marketplace
− Avoid app stores

How - Single Page Application?
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CSS/HTML5 web page – all action takes place 'in page'
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Don't get access to device features e.g. address book
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Communication via $.ajax
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Manifest
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Local Storage to persist offline data
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App settings for HTML5 – chrome removal, icon, splash

What - Initial solution
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Jquery with Bootstrap
– Single page with tabbed control

Problems
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jQuery
– No Navigation from job view to project view
– No Two way binding
– No deep linking
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We need a framework...

AngularJS
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Solves two way binding problem

AngularJS – How it works
Controller
View
Result!

AngularJS - Benefits
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Routing – solves deep linking problem
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Directives e.g. navigation control <navigation />
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AngularJS versions of jquery libraries such as jquery ui,
bootstrap, kendo, signature pad - give example
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More...

Data – Initial solution
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First there was: WCF web services with SQL
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Not good at Rest
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Inflexible
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Verbose
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No Metadata – validation

BreezeJS – solves data problems
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To simplify creating the model on the client and persisting
changes
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Client side queries
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Validation
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Extending the model
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Only saves data that has changed

BreezeJS – get rid of the boiler plate!
Removes verbosity of web layer

Unit Testing
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Angular enforces separation of concerns
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Angular allows Dependency injection
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BDD with Jasmine and Sinon for mocking
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Example

Conclusion
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Single Page Applications are great for cross platform apps
which avoid the app store
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Don't benefit from intellisense
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AngularJS makes your code testable
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BreezeJS removes a lot of data access code
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