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Author:
Peter Aron Zentai May 25th, 2012
One of the nicest and coolest new feature of JayData is the Knockoutjs integration module that comes with the latest JayData release, version 1.0.4. With this you can have templated lists and two way data-bound displays in a matter of ...
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data binding, html5, hybrid application, JayData examples, knockout.js, knockoutjs, odata, SQLite, templates
Author:
Peter Aron Zentai May 24th, 2012
I am happy to announce that we again made a new release for the JayData library. Here are the offerings of the new release:
Feature highlights
Knockout.js integration
Using the Knockout.js module, your UI can be automatically refreshed when the data model changes, ...
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knockout.js, SQLite, WebSQL
Author:
Peter Aron Zentai May 23rd, 2012
I am pleased to announce that JayData have been listed as a OData client library on the official OData site.
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Peter Aron Zentai May 21st, 2012
By completing this tutorial you will be able to consume an OData service from JavaScript with the elegance and simplicity of the JavaScript Language Query, without ever writing down an $.ajax statement or manually building OData query strings or payloads.
Notes:
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Ajax, featured post, html5, JayData examples, JSLQ, odata, WCF
Author:
Peter Aron Zentai May 11th, 2012
As of RC1 Refresh 1 you can use service operations (server side functions) with JayData. To create one and then consume it with JavaScript is just a matter of minutes and a couple of line of codes – with the ...
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entity framework, JayData examples, northwind, odata, WCF
Author:
Hajnalka Battancs May 8th, 2012
The table below visualizes the compatibility of JayData library and its current providers with various desktop and mobile browsers. As JayData library is build on HTML5 standards, it's compatible with HTML5 browsers.
WebSQL and IndexedDB providers can be used if the ...
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Author:
Peter Aron Zentai May 1st, 2012
Database management on the client-side is not always enough for your needs and contains some security issues. But with the power of node.js, you can use the JavaScript Language Query (JSLQ) even on the server-side. You can combine the features ...
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JayData examples, JSLQ, node.js
Author:
Hajnalka Battancs May 1st, 2012
If you come from a serverside programming background like me, the wildly asynchronous nature of data access in Javascript can be a bit of an inconvenience. I made this short tutorial to help keep your head and your code straight.
The ...
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Author:
Hajnalka Battancs May 1st, 2012
At a first glance, JayData is a data access framework that allows you easy and uniform access to a plethora of data sources. That in itself is a great help to many Javascript developers, but in its depth we had ...
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expression
Author:
Peter Aron Zentai April 30th, 2012
This article covers the query capabilities aspects of JayData.
JayData models databases and tables as EntityContext and Entity types. To model a simple database you need to define its entities, and via the sets of entities you define the tables as ...
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featured post, JSLQ, odata, SQLite, WebSQL