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Enyo: Up and Running

by Roy Sutton

January 2013

Beginner to intermediate

86 pages

1h 40m

English

O'Reilly Media, Inc.

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Where Did Enyo Come From?Core BeliefsWhat’s Enyo Good For?Who Is This Book For?Minimum RequirementsTypographic ConventionsUsing Code ExamplesSafari® Books OnlineHow to Contact UsAcknowledgmentsContent UpdatesOctober 31, 2014
A New ProjectImprovementsCurveballQA on the LineThe E-mailSummary
IntroductionKindsBe KindEncapsulationPropertiesBasic PropertiesBindings and ObserversEventsAdvanced EventsFinal Thoughts on EncapsulationInheritanceAdvanced KindsInstance ConstructorsStaticsSummary
ComponentsCompositionComponent MethodsDynamic ComponentsControlsCore ControlsOnyx ControlsMoonstone ControlsMethods and PropertiesOther Important ObjectsApplicationRouterAnimatorAjax and JsonpRequestCommunity GallerySummary
Responsive DesignCore Layout FeaturesScrollersRepeatersLayout Library FeaturesFittableListsPanelsSummary
ModelsCollectionsComputed PropertiesData-Aware ComponentsFetching Remote DataPutting It All TogetherSummary
StylingStyles and ClassesOverriding Onyx StylesLess Is MorePerformance TuningDebuggingLayout IssuesCode IssuesGoing GlobalGlobalization BasicsNames, Dates, and MeasuresSummary
Bootplate App StructureWeb TargetsDesktop TargetsSmart DevicesPhoneGap BuildLocal Cordova BuildswebOS Smart TVsSummary
PrerequisitesNode.jsGitInstalling EnyoBootplateFull SourceUsing the webOS Developer ToolsUsing Bootplate

Overview

Learn how easy it is to design and build responsive, cross-platform apps with the Enyo open source JavaScript framework. With this hands-on book, Enyo contributor Roy Sutton shows you how to get started with the framework’s core object-oriented features, including its modular design, reusable and extensible components, layout and widget libraries, easy-to-use deployment options, and support for HTML5 standards.