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Doing SPA with Knockout

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Doing SPA with Knockout
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Doing SPA with MVC & KnockoutJS
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SPA stands for single-page-application and it’s a little bit of a misunderstood term. IT does not imply that the entire web application be a single page. SPA is more of a style applied to parts of a site, and knockout is the perfect technology for tackling on this modern way of writing web applications. In this session I’ll show you how to mix ASP.NET MVC with KnockoutJS to develop web applications that stand strong in today’s world of rich, interactive sites. But it won’t be limited to just these two technologies. You see in order to keep things on a single page that flips around different modes, you need to go quietly to the server without anybody knowing (shhh), and for that I’ll throw in the Web API. In the end you’ll be able to write apps that get a server view when they need to using MVC then stay on the client and flip around multiple modes using Knockout, and remember, keep it quiet that I’ll be using Web API to do alittle bit server access.