For those who missed it, knockout.js 1.3 beta is included in ASP.NET MVC 4 Preview. Nice one, MVC team!
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Just published learn.knockoutjs.com - interactive coding exercises to help you learn the basics of knockout.js and MVVM in 30 mins
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UKMSDN Featured Article: Building a shopping cart with knockout.js goo.gl/DiiFj
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10 things you should know about #KnockoutJS on day one knockmeout.net/2011/06/10-th…
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A technique for lazy loading an observable in #KnockoutJS http://bit.ly/mOSSe9
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Knockout retweeted
Released v0.7.2.0 of script# with #jQuery 1.6.1 + #knockout support & bug fixes http://bit.ly/aZTm2r ... also on github http://bit.ly/hJrbv3
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Replying to @smittydev42
@evilangelist42 Re: knockout+backbone - I expect it is possible, haven't tried. Give it a go and let us know!
Very nice! RT @RPNiemeyer: Dragging, dropping, and sorting with observableArrays in #KnockoutJS bit.ly/kozqmx
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#knockoutjs now powering all of the dialogs in #umbraco v5... so awesome
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Replying to @smittydev42
@evilangelist42 @ajordens They solve different problems. Backbone does more for data, KO does more for UI. Best choice depends on your app.
@stevemgentile General plan to avoid bloat is new features start as plugins if possible. Can be merged into core later if widely used!
@stevemgentile Pretty easy to link observables to URL history - see j.mp/gmdsod. Fancy making this into a proper plugin? :)
Just released knockout.js version 1.2.0! Release notes: http://bit.ly/f9FRpu
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Definitely code to look at. Drawing app using HTML5 Canvas, CSS3, LocalStorage and Knockout.js http://j.mp/gfNTgc Code: http://j.mp/hjFL4T
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Check out @RPNiemeyer's excellent blog at http://www.knockmeout.net/ - great tips and samples both for beginners and experts
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