Summary

In this chapter, we have covered several ways to improve the way we develop and deploy enterprise-level JavaScript applications. We converted the drawing application to AMD modules to eliminate the need for manually managing how scripts are loaded. We created bindings between our HTML and TypeScript code using Knockout, which allow us to easily extend the behavior of our application with minimal effort. Then, we looked to improve the speed at which our application is available by reducing all of our modules into a single optimized JavaScript file. Finally, we added LESS style sheets that allowed us to create a robust set of styles that could be easily maintained and modified. In the next chapter, we will look at the different methods used ...

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