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    Boipelo
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    I need an advice regarding the following: No codes Requirement: Design a website, with the whole content updatable. I have been given the design, and they want it to look exactly as is – no APS controls. It looks more static. Think Wikipedia without the edit links. – They also don’t want to see the login buttons or link on the website. The only functionality will be the contact us form. My Thinking I will have two identical applications, one for administration and another for the public. Why Two? Use friendliness: The administrators will have the same look as the public website so they know where to update the website. Think Wikipedia edit links. Tools: KnockoutJS- I will learn it in the next 5 days – I am clueless with it, and have 3 weeks to complete the website. I choose it because I will be able to bind the content to the HTML tags, remember, no ASP control on the public Website. I will only be using Knockout for displaying and nothing else. MVVC – When going through lots of article, I noted that knowledge of MVVC is a required to work with KnockoutJS. I am also clueless in this field. Also to be learnt in the next 5 days. Would you be so kindly to advise if you think I am taking a proper path and if possible advise on what you would have done without adding tools for me to learn. I do like to learn but not now , except for KnockoutJS and MVVC – I am also maintaining other applications, I will actually be learning during the night. Current skill/knowledge: C#, ASP.Net, Ajax, SQL, XML, Oracle, HTML, CSS, DevEpress Thanking you in advance.

    I remain joe!

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      I need an advice regarding the following: No codes Requirement: Design a website, with the whole content updatable. I have been given the design, and they want it to look exactly as is – no APS controls. It looks more static. Think Wikipedia without the edit links. – They also don’t want to see the login buttons or link on the website. The only functionality will be the contact us form. My Thinking I will have two identical applications, one for administration and another for the public. Why Two? Use friendliness: The administrators will have the same look as the public website so they know where to update the website. Think Wikipedia edit links. Tools: KnockoutJS- I will learn it in the next 5 days – I am clueless with it, and have 3 weeks to complete the website. I choose it because I will be able to bind the content to the HTML tags, remember, no ASP control on the public Website. I will only be using Knockout for displaying and nothing else. MVVC – When going through lots of article, I noted that knowledge of MVVC is a required to work with KnockoutJS. I am also clueless in this field. Also to be learnt in the next 5 days. Would you be so kindly to advise if you think I am taking a proper path and if possible advise on what you would have done without adding tools for me to learn. I do like to learn but not now , except for KnockoutJS and MVVC – I am also maintaining other applications, I will actually be learning during the night. Current skill/knowledge: C#, ASP.Net, Ajax, SQL, XML, Oracle, HTML, CSS, DevEpress Thanking you in advance.

      I remain joe!

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      Boipelo
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      Am I talking to myself? I think I do. Planning to study things without having full details about them is not wise. My expectation about was to be achieved with knockoutjs was wrong, I thought it can connect to SQL and bind the data without additional tools. After going through the book (Knockoutjs_Succinctly), I leant that it’s mainly used for binding data. I know have to lean Json for data manipulation. So, I ask; will Json be able to communicate with SQL Server? I know nothing about, I will learn in the next few day. Basic knockout took me a day, so I don’t expect Json to go beyond 3 days. Advice welcome the path I am talking is welcomed. Thanking you in advance.

      I remain joe!

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        Am I talking to myself? I think I do. Planning to study things without having full details about them is not wise. My expectation about was to be achieved with knockoutjs was wrong, I thought it can connect to SQL and bind the data without additional tools. After going through the book (Knockoutjs_Succinctly), I leant that it’s mainly used for binding data. I know have to lean Json for data manipulation. So, I ask; will Json be able to communicate with SQL Server? I know nothing about, I will learn in the next few day. Basic knockout took me a day, so I don’t expect Json to go beyond 3 days. Advice welcome the path I am talking is welcomed. Thanking you in advance.

        I remain joe!

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        JSON won't talk to SQL for you. JSON isn't a language it is just a serialized JavaScript object. If you're using Knockout you will need a webservice you can call (coded in something like .NET perhaps) that will return a JSON object.

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          JSON won't talk to SQL for you. JSON isn't a language it is just a serialized JavaScript object. If you're using Knockout you will need a webservice you can call (coded in something like .NET perhaps) that will return a JSON object.

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          Thanks for the explanation, it helped a lot. I researched a bit following your comment/explanation and now know what to do. I still have to study JSON to at least intermediate level, for now. Thanks once more, much appreciated.

          I remain joe!

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