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2.2 Add Some Client Code

Since we’re building our project with TVML and TVJS, it pays to think of this as a client-server application. So, in this lesson, we’re going to move into our text editor and create some additional files. These client files will eventually be served from a web server to our tvOS application.

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1.Introduction
2 lessons, 04:31

1.1
Welcome
00:50

1.2
Prerequisites
03:41

2.Build a Basic App
4 lessons, 35:35

2.1
Set Up the Xcode Project
09:48

2.2
Add Some Client Code
12:01

2.3
Create a TVML Page for Courses
12:01

2.4
Create a TVML Page for Tutorials
01:45

3.Conclusion
1 lesson, 01:36

3.1
Conclusion
01:36

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Create an Apple TV App With JavaScript and TVML

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2.2 Add Some Client Code

1.Introduction2 lessons, 04:31

1.1Welcome00:50

1.2Prerequisites03:41

2.Build a Basic App4 lessons, 35:35

2.1Set Up the Xcode Project09:48

2.2Add Some Client Code12:01

2.3Create a TVML Page for Courses12:01

2.4Create a TVML Page for Tutorials01:45

3.Conclusion1 lesson, 01:36

3.1Conclusion01:36