Essentials of Javascript - Cultural View

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JavascriptMVC
Developer(s) Justin B. Meyer, Brian Moschel
Written in JavaScript
Operating
system
Cross-platform
License MIT License
Website http://www.javascriptmvc.com/
JavaScriptMVC is an open-source Rich Internet Application framework based on jQuery and OpenAjax. It extends
those libraries with a Model-View-Controller architecture and tools for testing and deployment. As it does not
depend on server components, it can be combined with any Web service interface and server-side language like PHP,
Perl, ASP.NET, Python or Java.
History
The first release of JavaScriptMVC was published in May 2008. JavaScriptMVC 2.0 became stable in June 2009 and
is now based directly on jQuery, mainly to keep the code size small and to focus on its unique features.
Controller
A Controller is a list of functions that get called back when the appropriate event happens. The name of the function
provides a description of when the function should be called. By naming functions in the correct way, Controller
recognizes them as Actions and hook them up in the correct way, for example:
$.Controller.extend('TodosController',{
".todo mouseover": function(el, ev){
},
el.css("backgroundColor","red")
".todo mouseout": function(el, ev){
},
el.css("backgroundColor","")
"#create_todo click" : function(){
}
});
this.find("ol").append("New Todo");
In a controller you can also handle OpenAjax events, for example:
$.Controller.extend('TodosController',{
"main.test subscribe": function(ev, publisherData){
},
// TODO: do something