Advanced Ajax: Architecture and Best Practices
Shawn M. Lauriat
- 出版商: Prentice Hall
- 出版日期: 2007-10-25
- 定價: $1,485
- 售價: 6.0 折 $891
- 語言: 英文
- 頁數: 384
- 裝訂: Paperback
- ISBN: 0131350641
- ISBN-13: 9780131350649
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“I very much enjoyed how this book covers the full Ajax application lifecycle and not only coding techniques. Anyone who is looking to become a professional front-end developer will appreciate the architectural insight and best practices delivered by this book.” — Andi Gutmans, Co-Founder & Co-Chief Technology Officer of Zend Technologies
Mission-Critical Ajax: Maximizing Scalability, Performance, Security, Reliability, and Maintainability
Advanced Ajax: Architecture and Best Practices is the definitive guide to building business-critical, production-quality Web applications with Ajax. Shawn M. Lauriat systematically addresses the design, architecture, and development issues associated with Ajax, offering proven patterns and robust code examples available in no other book. You’ll find best practices for addressing the full spectrum of issues enterprise Ajax developers face: scalability, performance, security, reliability, flexibility, maintainability, and reusability.
Writing for experienced Web developers, Lauriat delivers fresh ideas and elegant solutions: meaty technical content, presented with exceptional clarity. Among the many topics he covers in unprecedented depth: cleanly implementing JavaScript custom events to reduce coupling and to enhance flexibility; overcoming Ajax’s traditional accessibility limitations; reducing network latency through compression and other techniques; and much more. Coverage includes
- Planning Ajax interfaces for simplicity, clarity, and intuitiveness
- Creating scalable, maintainable architectures for client-side JavaScript
- Using the latest tools to profile, validate, and debug client-side code
- Architecting the server side for security and functionality, while restricting loaded data, objects, and actions to current requests
- Protecting against the most widespread and significant Ajax security risks
- Optimizing every component of an Ajax application, from server-side scripts to database interactions
- Introducing cutting-edge Ajax: game development, Ajax with canvas, and Ajax for enterprise applications
Table of Contents
Acknowledgments ......................................................................................................... xiii
About the Author ............................................................................................................xv
Introduction ............................................................................................... 1
0.1 Ajax, the Acronym .............................................................................. 2
0.1.1 Asynchronous.......................................................................... 3
0.1.2 JavaScript ................................................................................ 3
0.1.3 XML ....................................................................................... 4
0.2 This Book’s Intentions ........................................................................ 5
0.3 Prerequisites for This Book ................................................................. 8
Chapter 1 Usability ................................................................................................11
1.1 Interface Versus Showcase ................................................................. 12
1.1.1 Implementation .................................................................... 14
1.2 User Expectations ............................................................................. 16
1.3 Indicators and Other Forms of User Feedback .................................. 17
1.3.1 The Throbber ........................................................................ 17
1.3.2 Progress Indicators ................................................................ 20
1.3.3 Keeping the User in the Loop ................................................ 22
1.4 Semantic Markup ............................................................................. 30
1.4.1 More Accessible ..................................................................... 30
1.4.2 Easier to Use ......................................................................... 32
1.4.3 Easier to Maintain ................................................................. 33
1.4.4 Easier to Parse ....................................................................... 34
1.5 What CSS and JavaScript Have in Common .................................... 37
Chapter 2 Accessibility ..........................................................................................43
2.1 WCAG and Section 508 ................................................................... 44
2.1.1 WCAG ................................................................................ 45
2.1.2 Section 508 ........................................................................... 51
2.2 Screen Readers Can Handle Ajax ...................................................... 53
2.2.1 Content Replacement ........................................................... 54
2.2.2 Form Validation .................................................................... 55
2.3 Unobtrusive Ajax .............................................................................. 56
2.4 Designing with Accessibility in Mind ................................................ 58
2.4.1 High-Contrast Design ........................................................... 59
2.4.2 Zoomable Interface ............................................................... 60
2.4.3 Easily Targeted Controls ........................................................ 62
2.5 WAI-ARIA ........................................................................................ 63
Chapter 3 Client-Side Application Architecture ....................................................67
3.1 Objects and Event Triggering ............................................................ 68
3.1.1 Native Object Event Handling .............................................. 70
3.1.2 JavaScript Objects ................................................................. 71
3.2 Model-View-Controller Design Pattern ............................................ 87
3.2.1 The Model ............................................................................ 88
3.2.2 The View .............................................................................. 92
3.2.3 The Controller .................................................................... 101
3.3 Event-Driven Application Development ......................................... 104
3.3.1 Advantages of Architecture .................................................. 104
Chapter 4 Debugging Client-Side Code ..............................................................107
4.1 Validation, Validation, Validation .................................................... 108
4.1.1 Markup Validator ................................................................ 109
4.1.2 CSS Validator ...................................................................... 110
4.1.3 Semantic Extractor .............................................................. 111
4.2 Browser Tools and Plugins .............................................................. 111
4.2.1 The Console ........................................................................ 112
4.2.2 Internet Explorer ................................................................. 113
4.2.3 Firefox ................................................................................. 116
4.2.4 Opera .................................................................................. 122
4.2.5 Safari ................................................................................... 124
4.3 JavaScript Profiling ......................................................................... 126
4.3.1 Recognizing Bottlenecks ...................................................... 128
4.4 Unit Testing .................................................................................... 132
4.4.1 Assertions ............................................................................ 134
4.4.2 Test Setup ............................................................................ 135
4.4.3 The Test Itself ...................................................................... 137
4.4.4 Mock Objects ...................................................................... 140
4.4.5 Test Suites ........................................................................... 143
Chapter 5 Performance Optimization ..................................................................145
5.1 Database Performance ..................................................................... 146
5.1.1 Schema ............................................................................... 146
5.1.2 Queries ............................................................................... 150
5.2 Bandwidth and Latency .................................................................. 154
5.2.1 Bandwidth .......................................................................... 154
5.2.2 Latency ............................................................................... 158
5.3 Cache.............................................................................................. 160
5.3.1 Filesystem............................................................................ 161
5.3.2 Memory .............................................................................. 163
5.3.3 Completing the Implementation ......................................... 170
5.4 Taking Advantage of HTTP/1.1 ..................................................... 171
5.4.1 If-Modified-Since ................................................................ 174
5.4.2 Range .................................................................................. 176
5.5 PHP Profiling ................................................................................. 178
5.5.1 Advanced PHP Debugger .................................................... 179
5.5.2 Xdebug ............................................................................... 182
Chapter 6 Scalable, Maintainable Ajax ................................................................187
6.1 General Practices ............................................................................. 188
6.1.1 Processor Usage ................................................................... 188
6.1.2 Memory Usage .................................................................... 191
6.2 A Multitude of Simple Interfaces .................................................... 194
6.2.1 Modularity .......................................................................... 195
6.2.2 Late Loading ....................................................................... 198
6.3 Dense, Rich Interfaces .................................................................... 201
6.3.1 Monolithic Applications ...................................................... 201
6.3.2 Preloading ........................................................................... 204
Chapter 7 Server-Side Application Architecture ..................................................207
7.1 Designing Applications for Multiple Interfaces ............................... 208
7.2 Model-View-Controller Design Pattern .......................................... 212
7.2.1 The Model .......................................................................... 212
7.2.2 The Controller .................................................................... 222
7.2.3 The View ............................................................................ 231
7.3 Using the Factory Pattern with Your Template Engine .................... 237
Chapter 8 Keeping a Web Application Secure ......................................................243
8.1 HTTPS .......................................................................................... 244
8.1.1 Why Use HTTPS? .............................................................. 245
8.1.2 Security Versus Performance ................................................ 247
8.2 SQL Injection ................................................................................. 247
8.2.1 Don’t Use Magic Quotes ..................................................... 248
8.2.2 Filtering .............................................................................. 249
8.2.3 Prepared Statements ............................................................ 251
8.3 XSS ................................................................................................. 252
8.3.1 Escaping for Markup ........................................................... 252
8.3.2 Escaping for URLs .............................................................. 257
8.4 CSRF .............................................................................................. 258
8.4.1 Check the Referer ................................................................ 259
8.4.2 Submit an Additional Header .............................................. 261
8.4.3 Secondary, Random Tokens ................................................. 262
8.5 Don’t Trust the User ........................................................................ 265
8.6 Don’t Trust the Server ..................................................................... 266
Chapter 9 Documenting ......................................................................................271
9.1 Yes, You Need to Document ........................................................... 272
9.1.1 Jog Your Own Memory ....................................................... 272
9.1.2 Lessen the Learning Curve .................................................. 274
9.1.3 Mind That Bus .................................................................... 274
9.2 API Documentation ........................................................................ 275
9.2.1 phpDocumentor ................................................................. 275
9.2.2 JSDoc ................................................................................. 283
9.3 Internal Developer Documentation ................................................ 288
9.3.1 Coding Standards ................................................................ 289
9.3.2 Programming Guides ...................................................... 293
9.3.3 Style Guides .................................................................... 295
Chapter 10 Game Development...........................................................................297
10.1 A Different Kind of Security ...................................................... 299
10.1.1 Validation ..................................................................... 300
10.1.2 Server-Side Logic .......................................................... 302
10.2 Single Player ............................................................................... 304
10.2.1 Double Buffering with Canvas ...................................... 305
10.3 “Real-Time” Multiplayer ............................................................. 310
10.3.1 Streaming Response ...................................................... 310
10.3.2 WHATWG event-source Element ................................ 315
10.3.3 Predictive Animation .................................................... 317
Chapter 11 Conclusions ......................................................................................321
11.1 Remember the Users ................................................................... 322
11.2 Design for the Future .................................................................. 323
11.3 Develop for the Future................................................................ 324
Bibliography ..........................................................................................................325
Appendix A Resources ..........................................................................................329
Appendix A OpenAjax ..........................................................................................333
Conformance ......................................................................................... 334
Namespace Registration ......................................................................... 337
Event Management ................................................................................ 338
Index ......................................................................................................................341
商品描述(中文翻譯)
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“我非常喜歡這本書如何涵蓋完整的Ajax應用生命週期，而不僅僅是編碼技巧。任何想成為專業前端開發人員的人都會喜歡這本書提供的架構洞察和最佳實踐。” — Zend Technologies的聯合創始人兼聯席技術長Andi Gutmans
《關鍵任務Ajax：最大化可擴展性、性能、安全性、可靠性和可維護性》是使用Ajax構建業務關鍵、生產質量的Web應用程序的權威指南。Shawn M. Lauriat系統地解決了與Ajax相關的設計、架構和開發問題，提供了其他書籍中沒有的成熟模式和強大的代碼示例。您將找到解決企業Ajax開發人員面臨的全方位問題的最佳實踐：可擴展性、性能、安全性、可靠性、靈活性、可維護性和可重用性。
Lauriat為有經驗的Web開發人員提供了新的思路和優雅的解決方案：豐富的技術內容，以卓越的清晰度呈現。他在前所未有的深度上涵蓋了許多主題，包括：清晰地實現JavaScript自定義事件以減少耦合並增強靈活性；克服Ajax傳統的可訪問性限制；通過壓縮和其他技術減少網絡延遲等等。內容包括：
- 為簡單性、清晰性和直觀性規劃Ajax界面
- 為客戶端JavaScript創建可擴展、可維護的架構
- 使用最新工具來分析、驗證和調試客戶端代碼
- 為安全性和功能性架構服務器端，同時限制加載的數據、對象和操作以符合當前請求
- 防範最廣泛和重要的Ajax安全風險
- 優化Ajax應用程序的每個組件，從服務器端腳本到數據庫交互
- 引入尖端的Ajax：遊戲開發、使用canvas的Ajax和企業應用的Ajax
目錄
- 致謝
- 關於作者
- 簡介
- 0.1 Ajax，首字母縮略詞
- 0.1.1 非同步
- 0.1.2 JavaScript
- 0.1.3 XML
