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- Introducing Mojito
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- Configuring Mojito
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- Framework Mojits
- Extending Mojito
- Introduction
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- EJS Rendering Engine
- View Engine Addon
- Template
- Using Context Configurations
- Mojito and npm Packaging
- Resource Store
- Startup Requirements for Mojito in Hosting Environments
- Mojito API Overview
- Mojito: FAQ
- Mojito Reference
- Additional Resources
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Additional Resources¶
The following sections provide supplementary material about Mojito:
Presentations/Slidecasts¶
| Title | Topics Covered | Description | Presenter |
|---|---|---|---|
| Mojito: Tale of Two Runtimes | basic architecture of Mojito, mojits, MVC in Mojito, ActionContext object, addons, binders, client/server execution | Provides a quick overview of Mojito and its core components. | Matt Taylor |
| JS Conf 2012 - Bruno Fernandez-Ruiz | device connectivity, network latency, progressive enhancement, JavaScript on client/server, YUI3, client/server runtimes, Mojito MVC, ActionContext API, Mojito library, mojits, binders | Discusses how Mojito can solve the problem of serving content to different devices, handle connectivity issues, reduce code duplication, and enables progressive enhancement. | Bruno Fernandez-Ruiz |
| Your Stuff Runs on Both Sides | See above. | The slides that accompany the talk given by Bruno Fernandez-Ruiz at JS Conf 2012. See JS Conf 2012 - Bruno Fernandez-Ruiz above to see the presentation. | Bruno Fernandez-Ruiz |
Screencasts/Videos¶
| Title | Topics Covered | Description | Narrator |
|---|---|---|---|
| Introducing Cocktails from Yahoo! | Mojito, Node.js, YQL, mojits, Livestand | Key members of the Cocktails team discuss why Cocktails was created and how it can help developers. | Bruno Fernandez-Ruiz, Ren Waldura, Dirk Koehler, Daryl Low |
| Yahoo!’s Mojito and Yahoo!’s Manhattan Demo | Mojito, progressive enhancement | Matt Taylor shows you how to deploy a Mojito application locally, to the cloud, and to a mobile device. | Matt Taylor |
| Expanding Yahoo! Axis Across 3 Screens | Axis, Cocktails, YUI, Mojito, Shaker, Node.js, Express, HTML5, optimization, adaptation, multiple runtimes, application context, device connectivity | The talk covers the Mojito-based implementation of Axis, the “Reuse-Reduce-Replace” software philosophy, and the notions of optimization and adaptation. | Caridy Patino |
| YUI Open Hours: Yahoo! Axis: Mojito | Mojito, YUI plugins, code reuse, Y.CL (communication layer) | Yahoo! engineers Caridy Patiño and Eugene Kashida discuss what Y! Axis is and the architecture decisions that were made, such as hybrid vs native vs web. | Caridy Patino, Eugene Kashida |
| YUI Open Hours: Yahoo! Axis Part 2: Mojito | Mojito, app/routing/context configurations, models, binders, dimensions | Yahoo! engineer Caridy Patiño discusses how Y! Axis uses some of the advanced configuration features of Mojito. | Caridy Patino |
| YUI Open Hours: Mojito | Mojito, YUI, YQL, mojits, assets, Shaker, affinities, app/routing configuration, deploying app to client, ActionContext object, mojitProxy object, binders, testing, JSLint, creating documentation | Yahoo! engineers Fabian Frank and Diego Ferreiro show how to get started using Mojito and create a basic Mojito app. | Fabian Frank, Diego Ferreiro |