Rapid Underscore.js
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Harness the power of the extensive range of functionalities that come with Underscore.JSUnderscoreJS is a library of utility functions for JavaScript that helps to minimize the complexity most users face in building programs, that is, simplifying their JavaScript code. It can be used with any other library or framework and provides many useful methods for this very reason. It works great as an addition to jQuery, AngularJS, BackboneJS, or any other framework you might be using, or you can use it with plain old JavaScript.Rapid UnderscoreJS is a quick introduction to making the most of the UnderscoreJS library. Using a practical example project it shows you not just how but why you would want to use UnderscoreJS' methods.We'll start off by learning what the UnderscoreJS library is and why you would want to use it, and discover how to incorporate UnderscoreJS into an existing Browser or NodeJS-based project. Further, we will dive deeper into the UnderscoreJS concepts that can help us deal with arrays and objects using Underscore's functions for filtering, grouping, and sorting. We will explore JavaScript's “this” context to manage binding and see how new functions can easily be made by partially applying the existing functions. We'll control the running of a function using debounce, throttle, once, and after, and also how this leads to simplifying techniques when building user interfaces and dealing with outside data sources. Finally, we'll learn Underscore's HTML templating abilities and chaining and finish up with a brief taste of libraries that extend Underscore.By the end of this course, you will understand how UnderscoreJS helps you to efficiently develop web applications using a functional approach to JavaScript.About the Author
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Thomas Parslow is a Brighton-based freelance developer specialising in JavaScript and Python
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Develop an International Space Station application using the highly useful UnderscoreJS library
Integrate UnderscoreJS with your browser or NodeJS-based JavaScript project
Process and transform arrays using Underscore’s iteration capabilities for performance enhancement
Group, sort, and filter of data for efficient data management
Use UnderscoreJS templating to simplify your HTML generation
Get a glimpse of other libraries such as Lodash that extend Underscore
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- Take a quick tour of the Underscore library
- Get a glipmse of the example application
- Download Underscore.js either manually or automatically with Bower or npm
- Import Underscore.js into your page with a script tag or into your node module with "require "
- Check whether it's working and write your first line of code using Underscore.js
- Take a quick tour of the Underscore library
- Get a glipmse of the example application
- Download Underscore.js either manually or automatically with Bower or npm
- Import Underscore.js into your page with a script tag or into your node module with "require "
- Check whether it's working and write your first line of code using Underscore.js
- Take a quick tour of the Underscore library
- Get a glipmse of the example application
- Take a quick tour of the Underscore library
- Get a glipmse of the example application
- Take a quick tour of the Underscore library
- Get a glipmse of the example application
- Take a quick tour of the Underscore library
- Get a glipmse of the example application
- Take a quick tour of the Underscore library
- Get a glipmse of the example application
- Take a quick tour of the Underscore library
- Get a glipmse of the example application
- Download Underscore.js either manually or automatically with Bower or npm
- Import Underscore.js into your page with a script tag or into your node module with "require "
- Check whether it's working and write your first line of code using Underscore.js
- Download Underscore.js either manually or automatically with Bower or npm
- Import Underscore.js into your page with a script tag or into your node module with "require "
- Check whether it's working and write your first line of code using Underscore.js
- Download Underscore.js either manually or automatically with Bower or npm
- Import Underscore.js into your page with a script tag or into your node module with "require "
- Check whether it's working and write your first line of code using Underscore.js
- Download Underscore.js either manually or automatically with Bower or npm
- Import Underscore.js into your page with a script tag or into your node module with "require "
- Check whether it's working and write your first line of code using Underscore.js
- Download Underscore.js either manually or automatically with Bower or npm
- Import Underscore.js into your page with a script tag or into your node module with "require "
- Check whether it's working and write your first line of code using Underscore.js
- Download Underscore.js either manually or automatically with Bower or npm
- Import Underscore.js into your page with a script tag or into your node module with "require "
- Check whether it's working and write your first line of code using Underscore.js
- Investigate the ISS flyover data that you'll be using
- Loop over the flyover times with the "each" method and output them to the page
- Transform the "map" function to transform the flyover times data
- Find the weather data at a given time using the "find" method
- Filter out all flyovers for which you don't have weather data using the "where" method
- Simplify your filtering code using the "where" method
- Using the "groupBy" method to group flyover times by day
- Make cloud cover data available as a single number
- Use the "sortBy" method to sort flyovers by cloud cover
- Investigate the ISS flyover data that you'll be using
- Loop over the flyover times with the "each" method and output them to the page
- Transform the "map" function to transform the flyover times data
- Find the weather data at a given time using the "find" method
- Filter out all flyovers for which you don't have weather data using the "where" method
- Simplify your filtering code using the "where" method
- Using the "groupBy" method to group flyover times by day
- Make cloud cover data available as a single number
- Use the "sortBy" method to sort flyovers by cloud cover
- Investigate the ISS flyover data that you'll be using
- Loop over the flyover times with the "each" method and output them to the page
- Transform the "map" function to transform the flyover times data
- Investigate the ISS flyover data that you'll be using
- Loop over the flyover times with the "each" method and output them to the page
- Transform the "map" function to transform the flyover times data
- Investigate the ISS flyover data that you'll be using
- Loop over the flyover times with the "each" method and output them to the page
- Transform the "map" function to transform the flyover times data
- Investigate the ISS flyover data that you'll be using
- Loop over the flyover times with the "each" method and output them to the page
- Transform the "map" function to transform the flyover times data
- Investigate the ISS flyover data that you'll be using
- Loop over the flyover times with the "each" method and output them to the page
- Transform the "map" function to transform the flyover times data
- Investigate the ISS flyover data that you'll be using
- Loop over the flyover times with the "each" method and output them to the page
- Transform the "map" function to transform the flyover times data
- Find the weather data at a given time using the "find" method
- Filter out all flyovers for which you don't have weather data using the "where" method
- Simplify your filtering code using the "where" method
- Find the weather data at a given time using the "find" method
- Filter out all flyovers for which you don't have weather data using the "where" method
- Simplify your filtering code using the "where" method
- Find the weather data at a given time using the "find" method
- Filter out all flyovers for which you don't have weather data using the "where" method
- Simplify your filtering code using the "where" method
- Find the weather data at a given time using the "find" method
- Filter out all flyovers for which you don't have weather data using the "where" method
- Simplify your filtering code using the "where" method
- Find the weather data at a given time using the "find" method
- Filter out all flyovers for which you don't have weather data using the "where" method
- Simplify your filtering code using the "where" method
- Find the weather data at a given time using the "find" method
- Filter out all flyovers for which you don't have weather data using the "where" method
- Simplify your filtering code using the "where" method
- Using the "groupBy" method to group flyover times by day
- Make cloud cover data available as a single number
- Use the "sortBy" method to sort flyovers by cloud cover
- Using the "groupBy" method to group flyover times by day
- Make cloud cover data available as a single number
- Use the "sortBy" method to sort flyovers by cloud cover
- Using the "groupBy" method to group flyover times by day
- Make cloud cover data available as a single number
- Use the "sortBy" method to sort flyovers by cloud cover
- Using the "groupBy" method to group flyover times by day
- Make cloud cover data available as a single number
- Use the "sortBy" method to sort flyovers by cloud cover
- Using the "groupBy" method to group flyover times by day
- Make cloud cover data available as a single number
- Use the "sortBy" method to sort flyovers by cloud cover
- Using the "groupBy" method to group flyover times by day
- Make cloud cover data available as a single number
- Use the "sortBy" method to sort flyovers by cloud cover
- Investigate the use of _.each with objects
- Simplify looping over the flyover days by using "each" on the objects directly
- Count the occurrences of each weather condition with the _.countBy method
- Grab data on humans currently in space from an API
- Filter the data to only list astronauts in the ISS
- Extract and display the names of these astronauts
- Investigate the use of _.each with objects
- Simplify looping over the flyover days by using "each" on the objects directly
- Count the occurrences of each weather condition with the _.countBy method
- Grab data on humans currently in space from an API
- Filter the data to only list astronauts in the ISS
- Extract and display the names of these astronauts
- Investigate the use of _.each with objects
- Simplify looping over the flyover days by using "each" on the objects directly
- Count the occurrences of each weather condition with the _.countBy method
- Investigate the use of _...
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