Book Description
Take the fast track to the rapidly growing world of HTML5 data and services with this brilliantly practical cookbook. Whether building websites or web applications, this is the handbook you need to master HTML5.
- Understand the concepts of collective code review using Gerrit through a set of simple examples
- Integrate code review functionality into Continuous Integration with Jenkins
- Experiment with the code review lifecycle in real-life scenarios
In Detail
Developing software is now more than ever before a globally distributed activity: agile methodologies that worked well enough with co-located teams now need to be empowered with additional tools such as Gerrit code review to allow the developers to share, discuss, and cooperate in a more social way, even with GitHub.
Learning Gerrit Code Review is a practical guide that provides you with step-by-step instructions for the installation, configuration, and use of Gerrit code review. Using this book speeds up your adoption of Gerrit through the use of a unique, consolidated set of recipes ready to be used for LDAP authentication and to integrate Gerrit with Jenkins and GitHub.
Learning Gerrit Code Review looks at the workflow benefits of code review in an agile development team, breaks it down into simple steps, and puts it into action without any hassle. It will guide you through the installation steps of Gerrit by showing you the most typical setup and configuration schemes used in private networks.
You will also learn how to effectively use Gerrit with GitHub in order to provide the ability to add more consistent code review functionality to the social collaboration tools provided by the GitHub platform. Using the two tools together, you will be able to reuse your existing accounts and integrate your GitHub community into the development lifecycle while keeping in touch with external contributors.
Learn one hundred website building recipes utlizing all the modern HTML5 features and techniques!
- Learn to effectively display lists and tables, draw charts, animate elements and use modern techniques such as templates and data-binding frameworks through simple and short examples.
- Examples utilizing modern HTML5 features such as rich text editing, file manipulation, graphics drawing capabilities, real time communication.
- Explore the full power of HTML5 - from number rounding to advanced graphics to real-time data binding - we have it covered.
In Detail
HTML5 is everywhere. From PCs to tablets to smartphones and even TVs, the web is the most ubiquitous application platform and information medium bar. Its becoming a first class citizen in established operating systems such as Microsoft Windows 8 as well as the primary platform of new operating systems such as Google Chrome OS.
"HTML5 Data and Services Cookbook" contains over 100 recipes explaining how to utilize modern features and techniques when building websites or web applications. This book will help you to explore the full power of HTML5 - from number rounding to advanced graphics to real-time data binding.
"HTML5 Data and Services Cookbook" starts with the display of text and related data. Then you will be guided through graphs and animated visualizations followed by input and input controls.
Data serialization, validation and communication with the server as well as modern frameworks with advanced features like automatic data binding and server communication will also be covered in detail.This book covers a fast track into new libraries and features that are part of HTML5!
Table of Contents
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HTML5 Data and Services Cookbook
- Table of Contents
- HTML5 Data and Services Cookbook
- Credits
- About the Authors
- About the Reviewers
- www.PacktPub.com
- Preface
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1. Display of Textual Data
- Introduction
- Rounding numbers for display
- Padding numbers
- Displaying metric and imperial measurements
- Displaying formatted dates in the user's time zone
- Displaying the dynamic time that has elapsed
- Displaying Math
- Creating an endless scrolling list
- Creating a sortable paginated table
- Creating multiple-choice filters
- Creating range filters
- Creating combined complex filters
- Displaying code in HTML
- Rendering Markdown
- Autoupdating fields
- 2. Display of Graphical Data
- 3. Animated Data Display
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4. Using HTML5 Input Components
- Introduction
- Using the text input field
- Using textarea
- Inputting dates
- Inputting time
- Telephone input
- Range input field
- Color picker input
- Using single-choice dropdowns
- Using multiple-choice select lists
- Getting geographical location input
- Using file inputs at the client side
- Using a drag-and-drop file area
- 5. Custom Input Components
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6. Data Validation
- Introduction
- Validating text by length
- Validating numbers by range
- Using the built-in pattern validation
- Advanced use of built-in constraints and custom validations
- Calculating password strength
- Validating US zip codes
- Using asynchronous server-side validation
- Combining client-side and server-side validation
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7. Data Serialization
- Introduction
- Deserializing JSON to JavaScript objects
- Serializing objects to a JSON string
- Decoding base64 encoded binary data
- Encoding binary data or text into base64
- Serializing binary data into JSON
- Serializing and deserializing cookies
- Serializing a form into request strings
- Reading XML documents with DOMParser
- Serialization of XML document at the client side
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8. Communicating with Servers
- Creating an HTTP GET request to fetch JSON
- Creating a request with custom headers
- Versioning your API
- Fetching JSON data with JSONP
- Reading XML data from server
- Using the FormData interface
- Posting a binary file to the server
- Creating an SSL connection with Node.js
- Making real-time updates with Ajax Push
- Exchanging real-time messages using WebSockets
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9. Client-side Templates
- Introduction
- Rendering objects using Handlebars
- Rendering objects using EJS
- Rendering objects using Jade
- Rendering arrays using Handlebars
- Rendering arrays using EJS
- Rendering arrays using Jade
- Simplifying templates with helpers in Handlebars
- Reusing templates with partials in Handlebars
- Reusing templates with partials in EJS
- Using filters in Jade
- Using mixins in Jade
- Using layouts and blocks in Jade
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10. Data Binding Frameworks
- Introduction
- Creating a basic Angular view with data binding
- Rendering lists and using Angular controllers
- Routing, filters, and backend services in Angular
- Using Angular's client-side validation
- Making a chart component with Angular directives
- Structuring applications for Meteor.js
- Reactive programming and data in Meteor.js
- Live HTML and user-specific data in Meteor.js
- Security mechanisms in Meteor.js
- 11. Data Storage
- 12. Multimedia
- A. Installing Node.js and Using npm
- B. Community and Resources
- Index