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- 3. COCKTAILS Cocktails [kðk’tålz] (noun, plural): a Javascript- based • on-line/off-line, multi-device, • cloud-ready, Web application platform that offers features such as • internationalization, command-line tools, • single-language code and scaling 3
- 4. WHAT’S MOJITO? • A JavaScript MVC framework for web based applications, one of the Yahoo! Cocktails Build high-performance, device-independent HTML5 applications running on both client and server with Node.js 4
- 6. MOJITO APPLICATION COMPONENTS 6 Mojit • Model • View • Controller • Binder Proxy Configuration • Application • Routes • Dimensions Core Framework • View Engine • Middleware • Resource Store • CLI • Add-ons Framework Mojits • HTMLFrame • LazyLoad
- 8. GETTING MOJITO • Using npm • npm install mojito –g • From source • git clone git://github.com/yahoo/mojito.git • (cd mojito/source && npm install –g) • mojito test 8
- 9. HELLO WORLD! • mojito create app HelloWorldApp • cd HelloWorldApp • mojito create mojit HelloMojit • cd .. • mojito start • Browse to http://localhost:8666/@HelloMojit/index 9
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