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jQuery FloatingActionButton MVVM
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Description
The Kendo UI for jQuery MVVM feature seamlessly integrates with the Kendo UI DataSource and UI components and provides powerful two-way data binding capabilities which create attribute values for component observables and modify them automatically when the user interacts with the UI.
The Model-View-ViewModel (MVVM) architecture is a popular design pattern which helps you separate the data (Model) from the UI (View) and expose the Model data objects in a way that they can be easily consumed in the View.
This example shows how to configure the Kendo UI FloatingActionButton for the MVVM functionality exposed by the framework. First, the demo illustrates how to create a viewmodel
instance with the kendo.observable
. Then, it instantiates the FloatingActionButton, its attributes, and binding definition by using data
attributes. Note that to wire the viewmodel
, you need to invoke the kendo.bind
method to the container element of the FloatingActionButton, and pass the viewmodel
as a second argument.
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