Monday, March 25, 2013

Angry Birds of JavaScript Series


Introduction


A diabolical herd of pigs stole all of the front-end architecture from an innocent flock of birds and now they want it back! A team of special agent hero birds will attack those despicable pigs until they recover what is rightfully theirs, front-end JavaScript architecture!

Meet the Special Agent Hero Birds


Over the course of the next several weeks you'll be introduced to the following team of super hero birds...


Red Bird


The Red bird attacks with the force of their trusty IIFE, the basic block of all privacy.

Status: Published


Blue Bird


The Blue Bird triggers events and messages that scatter to infiltrate the pig's castle.

Status: Published


Yellow Bird


The Yellow Bird comes with a RequireJS speed booster and dynamically injects scripts against those pesky swine.

Status: Published


Black Bird


The Black Bird proves to be a much more organized approach to fighting these porkers and introduces the Backbone.js bomb to their dismay.

Status: Published


White Bird


The White Bird appears to be seemingly harmless, but when it pulls out it's strict coding style and bursts of quality checks the hogs are sure to squeal.

Status: Published


Green Bird


The Green Bird can reach all of those hard to reach places and will mock and spy those stealing swine right where it hurts!

Status: Published


Orange Bird


The Orange Bird starts out small with a simple template, but then expands itself into a DOM blast that will surely send the message that the birds mean business.

Status: Published


Big Brother


The Big Brother pulls out the big guns with his finite state machine and other proven design patterns of destruction.

Status: Published


Mighty Eagle


The Mightly Eagle uses the most superior weapon of them all, a suite of tools that can organize and deploy all the other birds into battle against their soon to be vanquished foe.

Status: Published



Images provided via Angry Birds Wiki

Conclusion


The above series will be presented at the upcoming <anglebrackets /> and FluentConf conferences and possibly others. I hope you enjoy the series. I am having fun putting it together and I look forward to giving it in front of an audience ;)

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