- HTML5 Data and Services Cookbook
- Table of Contents
- HTML5 Data and Services Cookbook
- Credits
- About the Authors
- www.PacktPub.com
- Preface
- Rounding numbers for display
- Padding numbers
- Displaying metric and imperial measurements
- Displaying formatted dates in the user's time zone
- Displaying the dynamic time that has elapsed
- Displaying Math
- Creating an endless scrolling list
- Creating a sortable paginated table
- Creating multiple-choice filters
- Creating range filters
- Displaying code in HTML
- Rendering Markdown
- 2. Display of Graphical Data
- Displaying combined charts
- Creating a bubble chart
- Showing a map with a marked location
- Showing a map with a path
- Displaying gauges
- Displaying a tree
- LED scoreboard using web fonts
- 3. Animated Data Display
- Making a live range chart filter
- Making an image carousel
- Zooming and panning a chart
- Using the web notifications API
- Creating interactive Geo charts from a dataset
- 4. Using HTML5 Input Components
- Range input field
- Color picker input
- Using single-choice dropdowns
- Getting geographical location input
- Using file inputs at the client side
- Using a drag-and-drop file area
- 5. Custom Input Components
- Creating custom dialogs
- Creating autocomplete for input
- Creating a custom single-selection list
- Creating a multiple-selection list
- Geographic location input using maps
- 6. Data Validation
- Introduction
- Validating text by length
- Validating numbers by range
- Using the built-in pattern validation
- Advanced use of built-in constraints and custom validations
- Calculating password strength
- Validating US zip codes
- Using asynchronous server-side validation
- Combining client-side and server-side validation
- 7. Data Serialization
- Decoding base64 encoded binary data
- Encoding binary data or text into base64
- Serializing binary data into JSON
- Serializing and deserializing cookies
- Serializing a form into request strings
- Reading XML documents with DOMParser
- Serialization of XML document at the client side
- 8. Communicating with Servers
- Creating an HTTP GET request to fetch JSON
- Creating a request with custom headers
- Versioning your API
- Fetching JSON data with JSONP
- Reading XML data from server
- Using the FormData interface
- Posting a binary file to the server
- Creating an SSL connection with Node.js
- Making real-time updates with Ajax Push
- Exchanging real-time messages using WebSockets
- Rendering objects using Handlebars
- Rendering objects using EJS
- Rendering objects using Jade
- Rendering arrays using Handlebars
- Rendering arrays using EJS
- Rendering arrays using Jade
- Simplifying templates with helpers in Handlebars
- Reusing templates with partials in Handlebars
- Using filters in Jade
- Using mixins in Jade
- Using layouts and blocks in Jade
- 10. Data Binding Frameworks
- Rendering lists and using Angular controllers
- Routing, filters, and backend services in Angular
- Using Angular's client-side validation
- Making a chart component with Angular directives
- Reactive programming and data in Meteor.js
- Live HTML and user-specific data in Meteor.js
- Security mechanisms in Meteor.js
- 11. Data Storage
- 12. Multimedia
- Embedding multimedia
- A. Installing Node.js and Using npm
- B. Community and Resources
- Index
Node.js is an event-driven platform built on top of V8, the JavaScript engine of Google Chrome. The platform implements fully non-blocking I/O for V8, and is mainly used for building real-time I/O-intensive web applications.
The Node.js installer provides the following two main components:
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