Backbone Js Course Overview

Target Audience for Backbone Js

1. This Backbone.js course is designed for web developers seeking to streamline their front-end code with MVC architecture.

   
   

2. Target Audience for the Backbone.js Course:

   
   

• Front-End Developers
• JavaScript Developers
• Software Engineers focusing on web applications
• Full Stack Developers
• Technical Leads managing front-end teams
• UI/UX Developers looking to improve interactivity
• Web Designers with a coding background
• Application Developers seeking to enhance single-page applications (SPAs)
• Tech Enthusiasts aiming to learn modern JavaScript frameworks and libraries
• IT Professionals wanting to update their skill set with modern web development techniques

Learning Objectives - What you will Learn in this Backbone Js?

Introduction to Learning Outcomes

In this Backbone.js course, students will gain a comprehensive understanding of how to build interactive and well-structured web applications using the Backbone.js framework.

Learning Objectives and Outcomes

• Understand the Model-View-Controller (MVC) architecture and how Backbone.js provides structure to web applications through this paradigm.
• Learn to create, retrieve, and save models, effectively managing data in Backbone.js applications.
• Master event handling in Backbone.js to capture, abandon, and trigger events for dynamic user experiences.
• Delve into Backbone models in depth, learning about extend(), getters and setters, constructors, defaults, change management, and validation.
• Explore Backbone collections, including the creation and manipulation of collections, element operations, sorting, filtering, and batch data manipulation.
• Utilize Underscore.js with Backbone to implement iteration functions, accessors, searching, and aggregation functions for efficient data handling.
• Develop views in Backbone.js to display models, collections, and aggregate data, creating responsive user interfaces.
• Implement Backbone.sync to enable RESTful CRUD interactions with the server, and learn alternatives for non-RESTful back-end communication.
• Manage form inputs, perform client-side validation, and submit forms to update server-side data, enhancing user interactions.
• Use Backbone routers to change views, create navigation links, animate transitions, and track history for single-page applications (SPAs).
• Tackle advanced topics such as creating automatically updating views and extracting reusable code into libraries.
• Improve application performance by implementing data updates with change feeds, websocket requests, pagination, and other optimization techniques.
• Synthesize the knowledge acquired throughout the course to build a robust, scalable, and maintainable web application with Backbone.js.