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ASP.NET MVC With Community Tools Part 11: KnockoutJS

Posted: Jun 28, 2011 at 1:55 PM
By: Brandon Satrom
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In this video, Brandon Satrom continues the screencast series "Using ASP.NET MVC With Community Tools" with an overview of KnockoutJS, a MVVM framework for creating rich, interactive JavaScript UIs. Brandon will demonstrate how you can use Knockout to define view models for your pages, and use Knockout's declarative binding syntax to keep that view model in sync as it is used in several places in an application. Finally, Brandon will demonstrate how Knockout integrates easily with ASP.NET MVC applications.

To install Knockout, just type install-package KnockoutJS in the Package Manager Console. To learn more, check out: knockoutjs.com.

For other episodes in this series, check out: http://bit.ly/mvcscreencasts.

Also visit Brandon's blog at http://www.userinexperience.com or follow Brandon on Twitter at @BrandonSatrom

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