Harness jQuery Templates and Data Link

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This document discusses using jQuery Templates and Data Link to build dynamic data-driven browser applications. It describes how jQuery Templates can be used to render templates from data but offers limited interactivity. jQuery Data Link allows binding data to HTML but has no templating. The presentation previews a new approach called JsViews that integrates Templates and Data Link to provide both fast rendering of templates to static HTML strings as well as fully interactive and responsive views through two-way data binding between templates and JavaScript data objects.

Harnessing jQuery Templates and Data Linkto build dynamic data-driven browser appsBoris Moore

jQuery Templates and Data Linking todayjQuery Templates:https://github.com/jquery/jquery-tmplOfficial plugin – to be ‘owned’ by jQuery UI teamjQuery Data Linkhttps://github.com/jquery/jquery-datalinkMajor revision under wayMoving towards full integration with templatesPreview at end of presentation

What do you use templates for?Harness data, and easily build rich, maintainable, responsive, interactive browser apps…Why? (scenarios)Examples:Movies sampleImage OrganizerSample Viewer

Scenarios using data and templatesRead-only rendering (you may not ‘own’ the data)Data from JSON or JSONP servicesPlus interactivityDifferent views of dataNavigation through dataInteractive dynamic UI is driven by data too. (App state…)Special case: Interactive client apps with local data onlyYou own the dataData from serverMay do initial rendering on server (server-side templates?)Opens the way to progressive enhancement/unobtrusive JavaScriptRound-tripping of dataNow the UI is not just to navigate data, but also to modify data and send changes back to server

Drill-down of current features:What you need for read-only rendering…Demos:Rendering Templates: .tmpl();Tags: Content: ${}, {{html}}, {{if}}, {{else}}, {{each}}Javascript in templates: ExpressionsFunctionsTags: Composition{{tmpl}}, {{wrap}}

Drill-down of current features:Adding interactivityDemos:.tmplItem()Accordionplus {{tmpl}} tagRecursive Tree Viewplus {{wrap}} tagTabs view

jQuery Templates tomorrowWhat people wantLessAPI to return HTML as stringRendering performanceSmallMoreInteractivity with less code to writeContextData linkingResponsive UI Client-side user experienceInteractive performanceEditable data with direct binding to templated UIRemote templatesMore features - index, isLast, default values…

Answer – give ‘less’: JQuery Templates ‘core’….render() – returns HTML string:No built-in interactivity support No .tmplItemNo data linkingNo DOM dependencyPure string concatenationCould run on serverAll the same template tags and same JavaScript expression support…FasterSmaller$( "#movieList" ).html( $( "#movieTemplate" ).render( movies ););

… and give ‘more’: JQuery Templates ‘interactive views’ (JsViews)Full data link: object or html <-> object or htmlPass in map(s) as options – drill into objects through path, and html through selectorsOr just handle callbackOr use declarative data linkingand…

… and give ‘more’: JQuery Templates ‘interactive views’ (JsViews)Integrates jQuery templates and Data Link:‘Activates’ template-rendered content: views, and ‘sub-views’(was tmplItem)Observable objects and arrays: Views (tmplItems) “listen” to observable changes on the data!$( "#movieList" ).html( $( "#movieTemplate" ).render( movies );).dataLink( movies );var index = $.view( element ).index;function setMovieTitle( index ) { $.setField( movies[index], "Title", "NewTitle" );}function deleteLastMovie() { $.changeArray( movies, "pop" );}

Preview of less and more: Data Link plus Templates (JsViews)Preview code at https://github.com/borismoore/jsviewsDemos:Less: Render StringSimple insertion in DOM or rendering from serverMore: Data Linked Master-DetailData Linking between objectsMore: DataLink - Templates IntegrationDeclarative data linkingEditable data, for roundtripping

ReferencesjQuery Templates:https://github.com/jquery/jquery-tmpl/ JsViews:https://github.com/borismoore/jsviews/Blog http://www.borismoore.com/

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Harness jQuery Templates and Data Link

1. Harnessing jQuery Templates and Data Linkto build dynamic data-driven browser appsBoris Moore

2. jQuery Templates and Data Linking todayjQuery Templates:https://github.com/jquery/jquery-tmplOfficial plugin – to be ‘owned’ by jQuery UI teamjQuery Data Linkhttps://github.com/jquery/jquery-datalinkMajor revision under wayMoving towards full integration with templatesPreview at end of presentation

3. What do you use templates for?Harness data, and easily build rich, maintainable, responsive, interactive browser apps…Why? (scenarios)Examples:Movies sampleImage OrganizerSample Viewer

4. Scenarios using data and templatesRead-only rendering (you may not ‘own’ the data)Data from JSON or JSONP servicesPlus interactivityDifferent views of dataNavigation through dataInteractive dynamic UI is driven by data too. (App state…)Special case: Interactive client apps with local data onlyYou own the dataData from serverMay do initial rendering on server (server-side templates?)Opens the way to progressive enhancement/unobtrusive JavaScriptRound-tripping of dataNow the UI is not just to navigate data, but also to modify data and send changes back to server

5. Drill-down of current features:What you need for read-only rendering…Demos:Rendering Templates: .tmpl();Tags: Content: ${}, {{html}}, {{if}}, {{else}}, {{each}}Javascript in templates: ExpressionsFunctionsTags: Composition{{tmpl}}, {{wrap}}

6. Drill-down of current features:Adding interactivityDemos:.tmplItem()Accordionplus {{tmpl}} tagRecursive Tree Viewplus {{wrap}} tagTabs view

7. jQuery Templates tomorrowWhat people wantLessAPI to return HTML as stringRendering performanceSmallMoreInteractivity with less code to writeContextData linkingResponsive UI Client-side user experienceInteractive performanceEditable data with direct binding to templated UIRemote templatesMore features - index, isLast, default values…

8. Answer – give ‘less’: JQuery Templates ‘core’….render() – returns HTML string:No built-in interactivity support No .tmplItemNo data linkingNo DOM dependencyPure string concatenationCould run on serverAll the same template tags and same JavaScript expression support…FasterSmaller$( "#movieList" ).html( $( "#movieTemplate" ).render( movies ););

9. … and give ‘more’: JQuery Templates ‘interactive views’ (JsViews)Full data link: object or html <-> object or htmlPass in map(s) as options – drill into objects through path, and html through selectorsOr just handle callbackOr use declarative data linkingand…

10. … and give ‘more’: JQuery Templates ‘interactive views’ (JsViews)Integrates jQuery templates and Data Link:‘Activates’ template-rendered content: views, and ‘sub-views’(was tmplItem)Observable objects and arrays: Views (tmplItems) “listen” to observable changes on the data!$( "#movieList" ).html( $( "#movieTemplate" ).render( movies );).dataLink( movies );var index = $.view( element ).index;function setMovieTitle( index ) { $.setField( movies[index], "Title", "NewTitle" );}function deleteLastMovie() { $.changeArray( movies, "pop" );}

11. Preview of less and more: Data Link plus Templates (JsViews)Preview code at https://github.com/borismoore/jsviewsDemos:Less: Render StringSimple insertion in DOM or rendering from serverMore: Data Linked Master-DetailData Linking between objectsMore: DataLink - Templates IntegrationDeclarative data linkingEditable data, for roundtripping

12. ReferencesjQuery Templates:https://github.com/jquery/jquery-tmpl/ JsViews:https://github.com/borismoore/jsviews/Blog http://www.borismoore.com/

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