AJAX, JSON, and Client-Side Templates
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AJAX, JSON, and client-side templates allow for asynchronous and partial page updates without reloading the entire web page. AJAX uses XMLHttpRequest and JavaScript to make asynchronous requests in the background. JSON is a lightweight data format that is easy for humans and machines to parse. Client-side templates separate data and layout so that only small amounts of data need to be transferred, improving page load times and reducing network traffic compared to traditional full-page reloads.
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![JSON
• Built on two structures:
• Name value pairs (aka object)
{ Name: “Value”, Name2: 2, Name3: true }
• Ordered list of values (aka array)
[ “value”, 2, true ]
• Combination thereof
[ { Name: “Object 1”, Numbers: [1,2,3] },
{ Name: “Object 2”, Numbers: [4,5,6] } ]
• Virtually all languages support these structures](https://image.slidesharecdn.com/ajaxjsonandclient-sidetemplates-120426172359-phpapp02/85/AJAX-JSON-and-Client-Side-Templates-6-320.jpg)
![Client Side Templates
GET /Products?Page=2
[ {Product}, {Product}, {Product} ]](https://image.slidesharecdn.com/ajaxjsonandclient-sidetemplates-120426172359-phpapp02/85/AJAX-JSON-and-Client-Side-Templates-11-320.jpg)
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- #3: DOM – represents the document as an object,used to create and manipulate elements on a webpageXML – initial standard for transmitting data to and from a web serviceXMLHttpRequest – component that allows a browser to send a web request independent of a page request
- #4: The blanks on the client side represent page loading, waiting on the server, and a locked UISystem processing includes processing the request input (viewstate, cookies, authentication, get & post vars), any database or other resource calls necessary to create the page, and the actual generation of the HTML to send to the client
- #5: Ajax allows a consistent and responsive user experienceAjax engine runs on a separate thread from the UI and sends and receives data in the backgroundServer is now only responsible for processing input, making any resource calls it needs, and sending data as output
- #8: Example result from twitter search APIExtra “fat” in XML:Schema definitionsTag syntaxEscaped XML characters
- #9: Same result from twitter search APIMorereadable, no unnecessary content
- #10: The entire form’s content is transmitted every request, and the entire page’s content is rendered on the server and transmitted every response
- #11: Only the required fields (or at least a subset of all the fields) is sent in the request, and only the affected area(s) of the page are rendered and sent in the response
- #12: Initially, the server only sends you the static controls for a page, as well as templates for how to represent the data it’s about to receiveThe browser, once loaded, makes a request for the data to displayThe server processes the request and sends back only the data requestedThe browser combines the data from the server with the client-side template to build the rest of the webpage
- #14: Client Side Templates is a good idea for dynamic, task-driven web applications. It’s not a good idea for blogs, corporate websites, or anything that is mostly static content that needs to be indexed.
- #15: Start website with debug attached to slow down requestsPoint out how fast initial page loaded (net panel)Show how we’re making three API calls after the page loadsDemonstrate client side template (view source), and then data received from API (catalog call), and finally how it looks on pageShow how categories works now that products are loaded locallyShow how loading a playlist worksShow how an add operation works (drag product to playlist)Show how a bulk operation might work