Learning JavaScriptMVC will guide you through all the framework aspects and show you how to build small- to mid-size, well-structured and documented client-side applications that you will love working on.
Chapter 1, Getting Started with JavaScriptMVC, provides an overview of the JavaScriptMVC framework. Install it, go over the architecture, and learn how to do it in the best possible way—by building a simple application.
Chapter 2, DocumentJS, shows how, despite being powerful, DocumentJS is a simple tool designed to easily create searchable documentation of any JavaScript codebase.
Chapter 3, FuncUnit, explains how FuncUnit is a functional testing framework with jQuery-like syntax. Using FuncUnit, we can run tests in all modern web browsers. Writing test is really easy and fast.
Chapter 4, jQueryMX, shows how jQueryMX is a collection of jQuery libraries that provides the functionality necessary to implement and organize large JavaScript applications. It provides classical inheritance simulation and a model-view-controller layer to provide logically separated codebase.
Chapter 5, StealJS, shows that StealJS is an independent code manager and build tool.
Chapter 6, Building the App, shows how to build real-world applications from concept through design, implementation, documentation, and testing.