Aurelia - Next Generation Web Apps
summary
Aurelia builds apps with plain ES2015/ES2016 JavaScript transpiled by Babel or TypeScript, split into optional modules so the router or other pieces are omitted if unused, and it defaults to Bluebird promises, webpack-friendly tooling and a CLI. Demonstrations show a router with activate/canActivate lifecycle hooks, an HTTP fetch to GitHub that populates users in ~25 lines, binding like value.bind/value.two-way, a repeater repeat.for, event delegation via delegate and HTML-only custom elements with a bindable attribute. Community on Gitter is ~3–4k and v1.0 RTM is released.
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chapters (23)
- 0:00Start
- 0:11Intro
- 0:38What Is Irelia
- 2:42Modern Dom
- 3:03Modern Dom Is Not Slow
- 6:54Irelia Command-Line Interface
- 13:52Templating Syntax and Simple Binding Syntax
- 15:45One-Way Data Binding
- 17:04Bind to Events
- 17:45Trigger Binding
- 18:09Event Delegation
- 21:12Configure Router
- 23:00Router View Custom Element
- 25:59If Attribute
- 29:16Dependency Injection
- 30:20Activate Function
- 33:29Make It a Custom Element
- 34:47Ref Attribute
- 40:55Componentized Applications
- 42:23Html Only Custom Elements
- 46:51The Irelia Hub
- 48:35What Are We Working on Currently with the Framework
- 51:10Irelia Interface
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