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Upload your work to the classroom web server.
 
Upload your work to the classroom web server.
 
== MOVE TO NEXT WEEK ==
 
 
=== Catch up previous exercises ===
 
 
Catch up on your exercises from previous weeks.
 
 
=== Create another web page ===
 
 
In your '''week9''' folder, create another web page (your choice of file name).
 
 
Use your standard exercise CSS and layout for this page.
 
 
=== Demonstrate Ajax using JSON ===
 
 
Study this page:
 
 
* [http://drumcoder.co.uk/blog/2012/apr/27/getting-started-backbonejs/ Getting started with Backbone.js]
 
 
Compare this example:
 
 
* http://mgdp2050.htcwebcreative.com/week9/exercise-2.html
 
 
=== Update the contents of the JSON file ===
 
 
Change the contents of the [[JSON]] file.
 
 
* Substitute information which is relevant to your project.
 
 
=== Update your home page ===
 
 
On your [[Home page]], make a link to this exercise.
 
  
 
== See also ==
 
== See also ==

Revision as of 09:16, 6 April 2016

Week Nine of Web Design and Development II (MGDP2050).

See also Week Eight (MGDP2050) - Week Ten (MGDP2050).

Lecture notes

See Week Nine lecture notes (MGDP2050).

Exercises: by next week

Goal: demonstrate Backbone.js

Demonstrate a simple Backbone.js application.

Study this example:

Compare the instructor's example:

Create week9 folder and web page

In your local root folder, create a new folder named week9.

Inside your week9 folder, create a web page named index.html.

  • Use your standard Bootstrap exercise layout and CSS
  • Set the page title appropriately

Update your home page

On your Home page, make a link to this exercise.

Upload to web server

Upload your work to the classroom web server.

See also