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: ...
Planets is an app prototype, demonstrating HTML5 – CSS3 - JavaScript features and using the JayData JavaScript Language Query (JSLQ) framework to store the application data in the browser’s local database. The right tools for your needs Choosing the right tools is ...
CRUD (Create-Read-Update-Delete) applications are common on the web. Because of that, it helps a lot if you have a good database management framework in your hands. JayData is the best if you want to develop a client-side web application and ...
Update: we've created JaySvcUtil for node, which is our recommended tool to generate JavaScript data model from OData v4 endpoints. Read this article below only if you would like to generate data model from OData v2/v3 endpoints. JaySvcUtil.exe is a command line ...
Why SQL is no longer enough With the growing prominence of cloud storage and computing, we have seen a rise in the number of standard or vendor-specific languages and protocols for on-line data querying. In the world of today's computing, maybe ...
Our form validator extensions will allow you to apply the constraints defined on the model to validate forms through jQuery validators. Example: http://jaydata.org/examples/General/FormValidation
The JayData JavaScript Language Query API makes heavy use of language expressions as the means of intercepting storage agnostic developer intention and translating it to storage specific query actions. During the long journey while this JavaScript Language Query expression gets converted ...
I wrote this guide for JavaScript developers who are new to serverside coding. As clients have gotten smarter and smarter, especially with the extensions heralded by HTML5, we have finally reached the level where one can code an immersive, complex ...
