Lessons: 15Length: 2.3 hours
- Overview
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3.9 A .Net Back-end
In lesson twelve, we add an example back-end that the plugin can use to send data to and receive results from. We see that our plugin should be able to work with any kind of back-end.
1.Introduction
1.1Introduction05:25
1.1
Introduction
05:25
2.First Steps
2.1The Plugin Shell03:47
2.1
The Plugin Shell
03:47
2.2The this Object09:58
2.2
The this Object
09:58
3.Building a Plugin
3.1Preserving jQuery Chaining06:14
3.1
Preserving jQuery Chaining
06:14
3.2Adding Configurable Options07:42
3.2
Adding Configurable Options
07:42
3.3Organizing Our Plugins07:54
3.3
Organizing Our Plugins
07:54
3.4Plugin Theming06:13
3.4
Plugin Theming
06:13
3.5Using Events Inside a Plugin13:22
3.5
Using Events Inside a Plugin
13:22
3.6Adding an Event API07:43
3.6
Adding an Event API
07:43
3.7Better AJAX07:20
3.7
Better AJAX
07:20
3.8Handling AJAX Errors12:01
3.8
Handling AJAX Errors
12:01
3.9A .Net Back-end24:46
3.9
A .Net Back-end
24:46
3.10Consuming Responses14:12
3.10
Consuming Responses
14:12
3.11Using Animations Responsibly09:35
3.11
Using Animations Responsibly
09:35
4.Conclusion
4.1Conclusion04:35
4.1
Conclusion
04:35
