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JavaScript Programming, Jon Raasch
Jon Raasch

JavaScript Programming

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  • rootarthas quoted8 years ago
    Additional Resources
    HTML5 Form Basics
  • rootarthas quoted9 years ago
    The data in models is often saved in a database, or another data store like local storage. That way the data can persist across multiple sessions
  • rootarthas quoted9 years ago
    reprocess the data from the model into a format that can be rendered as markup
  • rootarthas quoted9 years ago
    More complex apps, on the other hand, often use a large number of models to represent every individual piece of data the app needs. One example might be a model to represent an individual user (username, password, and so on)
  • rootarthas quoted9 years ago
    is all the data that your app will handle
  • rootarthas quoted9 years ago
    modify the underlying data. That's because MVCs separate concerns into three related components: the model, view, and controller
  • rootarthas quoted9 years ago
    The model component of an MVC is the data that drives your application
  • rootarthas quoted9 years ago
    , the model layer might only contain a few objects representing the content of the site: the text, image paths, and so forth
  • rootarthas quoted9 years ago
    website at http://www.wiley.com/go/ptl/javascriptprogram
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