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2.2 View Models
Now that you've seen a bit of what Knockout can do we'll cover the most fundamental part—the View Model. In this lesson we'll compare the two main ways of creating a View Model: the object literal pattern and the constructor function.
1.Introduction1 lesson, 00:56
1 lesson, 00:56
1.1Introduction00:56
1.1
Introduction
00:56
2.Getting Started With Knockout3 lessons, 28:11
3 lessons, 28:11
2.1jQuery vs. Knockout12:03
2.1
jQuery vs. Knockout
12:03
2.2View Models07:00
2.2
View Models
07:00
2.3Declarative Bindings09:08
2.3
Declarative Bindings
09:08
3.Observables5 lessons, 49:59
5 lessons, 49:59
3.1Observables07:45
3.1
Observables
07:45
3.2Observable Arrays10:21
3.2
Observable Arrays
10:21
3.3Custom Models17:18
3.3
Custom Models
17:18
3.4Computed Observables05:35
3.4
Computed Observables
05:35
3.5Subscriptions09:00
3.5
Subscriptions
09:00
4.The Knockout Templating System4 lessons, 23:34
4 lessons, 23:34
4.1Script Templates05:23
4.1
Script Templates
05:23
4.2Native Templates09:21
4.2
Native Templates
09:21
4.3Container-less Templates04:18
4.3
Container-less Templates
04:18
4.4Control Flow Bindings04:32
4.4
Control Flow Bindings
04:32
5.Working With the Server3 lessons, 31:04
3 lessons, 31:04
5.1Getting Data From the Server07:15
5.1
Getting Data From the Server
07:15
5.2Posting Data to the Server11:47
5.2
Posting Data to the Server
11:47
5.3Custom Bindings12:02
5.3
Custom Bindings
12:02
6.Conclusion1 lesson, 01:12
1 lesson, 01:12
6.1Conclusion01:12
6.1
Conclusion
01:12
David East is a Developer Evangelist for Firebase in San Francisco. You can visit his website at davidea.st where he blogs and provides code snippets.