Module 1. Building a Single-Page Site Using Backbone

• What is Backbone?
• Why choose Backbone?
• A Brief History of Web Development
• Benefits of Backbone and single-page applications
• Full User Interface Asset Control
• Simpler Data Management and Event Triggers
• Enhanced performance
• Backbone and Its Competitors

Module 2. Object-Oriented JavaScript with Backbone Classes

• JavaScript’s class system
• The new keyword
• Prototypal inheritance
• Extending Backbone classes
• Applying parent methods
• Introducing Underscore
• More Underscore
• Each, Map, and Reduce
• Extend and defaults
• Pluck and invoke
• Further reading

Module 3. Accessing Server Data with Models

• The purpose of Models
• Attributes, options, and properties
• Getters and setters
• Listening for events
• Available events
• Custom events
• Server-side actions
• Storing URLs on the client
• Identification
• Fetching data from the server
• Saving data to the server
• Validation
• Return of Underscore

Module 4. Organizing Models with Collections

• Working with Collections
• Collections and Models
• Adding to and resetting Collections
• Indexing
• Sorting
• Events
• Server-side actions
• Underscore methods
• Previously mentioned methods
• Testing methods
• Extraction methods
• Ordering methods

Module 5. Adding and Modifying Elements with Views

• Views are the core of Backbone-powered sites
• Instantiating Views
• Rendering view content
• Connecting Views to Models and Collections
• Accessing a View’s el element
• A brief aside on $Variable names
• Handling events
• Rendering strategies
• Simple templating
• Advanced templating
• Logic-based
• he combined approach
• Other render considerations
• Child views
• Repeatable versus one-time renders
• Return value – this or this.$el

Module 6. Creating Client-side Pages with Routers

• Backbone routers enable single-page applications
• How Routers work
• Backbone.history
• Differences between routes and pages
• Creating a new Router
• Creating routes
• Route styles
• A note about routing conflicts
• Trailing slashes
• Redirectss and other errors
• Routing events
• Multiple routers
• Page views

Module 7. Fitting Square Pegs in Round Holes – Advanced

• Backbone Techniques
• Taking it up a notch
• Methods in place of properties
• Collection.model as a factory method
• Overriding a class constructor
• Class mixins
• Publish/subscribe
• Wrapping widgets of other libraries

Module 8. Scaling Up – Ensuring Performance in Complex

• Applications
• Backbone and performance
• Causes of performance issues
• CPU-related performance issues
• Event delegation
• Bandwidth-related performance issues
• Downloading excessively large files
• Downloading excessive number of files
• Memory-related performance issues

Module 9. What Was I Thinking? Documenting

• Backbone Code
• Backbone and documentation
• Documentation approaches
• The non-documentation approach
• Benefits of non-documentation for other approaches
• The simple documentation approach
• The robust documentation approach
• JSDoc
• Docco

Module 10. Keeping the Bugs Out – How to Test

• Backbone Application
• Testing in JavaScript?
• Which library to use
• Getting started with Mocha
• TDD versus BDD: What’s the difference?
• Describe, beforeEach, and it
• Running our test
• Introducing mocks
• Selenium

Module 11. (Not) Re-Inventing the Wheel – Utilizing

• Third-Party Libraries
• The Backbone ecosystem
• Dependency management with RequireJS
• External dependency management with Bower
• Paginating with Backbone Paginator
• Rendering tables with Backgrid.js
• Templating with Handlebars
• Automating tasks with Grunt
• New syntax with CoffeeScript
• Making life easier with BackSupport

What are the modes of training for “Backbone.js” course?

We provide only instructor led live online training. The online training is live and the instructors screen will be visible and voice will be audible. Your screen will also be visible and you can ask queries during the live session.

Is the training on “Backbone.js” course hands on? Will I write code?

The training on “Backbone.js” course is a hands-on training. All the code and exercises will be done in the live sessions. Our batch sizes are generally small so that personalized attention can be given to each and every learner.

How can I reach out to you if I have any other queries regarding the “Backbone.js” course?

Feel free to drop a mail to us at info@bsaiacademy.com and we will get back to you at the earliest for your queries on “Backbone.js” course.

Do you provide any projects in “Backbone.js” course curriculum?

Minimum 2-3 projects of industry standards on “Backbone.js” will be provided.

Do you provide any “Backbone.js” Certifications?

Yes, we provide course completion certificate to all students but students must passed out with 85%. Each “Backbone.js” training ends with training and project completion.

What are the payment options? Can I pay in installments?

You can pay by cheque, money transfere or net-banking. You can also pay in easy installments. You can reach out to us for more information.

As I am from a non-IT background, do you provide any career consulting?

We take pride in providing post-training career consulting for “Backbone.js”.

Backbon JS Certification

The entire training course content is in line with the certification program and helps you clear Backbone JS Certification Exam with ease and get the best jobs in the top MNCs. As part of this training you will be working on real time projects and assignments that have immense implications in the real world industry scenario thus helping you fast track your career effortlessly.

At the end of this training program there will be a exam that helps you score better marks i.e. 85% in certification exam.