Composite Framework Built on knockoutjs

[dande...@gmail.com]

Hey,

I've built a composite Javascript framework on top of knockout that makes building rich, loosely coupled, single page Javascript apps much easier.

A blog post series with walk throughs and samples can be found at http://danderson00.blogspot.com.au/2012/08/introducing-knockoutcomposite.html

Any feedback you have would be great!

Thanks,

Dale Anderson

[shau...@gmail.com]

looks really interesting... haven't really spent much time on it but looks promising. Is the json object as part of the hash a requirement or is there another way to do it? Not a big fan of that part.

[shau...@gmail.com]

I'm referring to example 6 in case that wasn't clear.

http://danderson00.github.com/knockout.composite/Examples/6.%20Webmail/4.%20The%20Final%20Pieces/#{"path":"/mails","data":{"folder":"Inbox"},"p":{"folder":"Inbox"}}

[Dale Anderson]

That's currently how it tracks the history stack and enables back and forward buttons and bookmarking. It could use the HTML5 history API and fall back to using hash tags in older browsers.. 

The content of the hash tag is a serialised representation of the data object passed to the navigation pane. It could serialise this in a different way too, or base64 encode it.

It does seem to work fairly consistently across browsers anyway.

[Dale Anderson]

I should add it's being used in the development of a large scale production app, so it's fairly solid. It has some rough edges but generally it's really sweet to work with.