§ Always be testing, and always be expecting the unexpected: Design for Continuous Experimentation .
§ Related, Effective Web Experimentation as a Homo Narrans :
Second, we can limit our post-hoc rationalization by explicitly constraining it before the experiment. Whenever we test a feature on Etsy, we begin the process by identifying metrics that we believe will change if we 1) understand what is happening and 2) get the effect we desire.
§ The Process Myth :
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…Goal Simulator : http://savings-goal-simulator.heroku.com/
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Creating Rich Interactive Web Apps With KnockOut.js - Part 2
Creating Rich Interactive Web Apps With KnockOut.js - Part 3
Full Source O
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Intro
In Part 1 , we introduced the key concepts and patterns including KnockoutJS. In Part 2 , we started to build the first increment of our Savings Goal Simulation rich web app. The objectives of this third tutorial are:
Build up the rest of the application
Gain more practice with View Models, View Mediators, and KnockoutJS
Incorporate some basic elements of usability
Here is the overall target structure of the application:
Building Our App Step-By-Step
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Intro
In Part 1 of " Creating Rich Interactive Web Apps With KnockOut.js" , I reviewed some of the key patterns you need to consider such as: MVC , Model View - ViewModel , Observer , Publish Subscribe , Value Model , Data Binding .
In this second post, we will cover the following topics while creating a fun app:
Architecting our application so it can easily be extended over time
Splitting the logic according to separations of concerns
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