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Title Designing and developing portable large-scale JavaScript web applications within the Experiment Dashboard framework
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Author(s) Tuckett, David (speaker) (CERN)
Corporate author(s) CERN. Geneva
Imprint 2012-05-24. - Streaming video, 00:25:42:00.
Series (Conferences)
(Computing in High Energy and Nuclear Physics (CHEP) 2012)
Lecture note on 2012-05-24T14:45:00
Subject category Conferences
Abstract Improvements in web browser performance and web standards compliance, as well as the availability of comprehensive JavaScript libraries, provides an opportunity to develop functionally rich yet intuitive web applications that allow users to access, render and analyse data in novel ways. However, the development of such large-scale JavaScript web applications presents new challenges, in particular with regard to code sustainability and team-based work. We present an approach that meets the challenges of large-scale JavaScript web application design and development, including client-side model-view-controller architecture, design patterns, and JavaScript libraries. Furthermore, we show how the approach leads naturally to the encapsulation of the data source as a web API, allowing applications to be easily ported to new data sources. The Experiment Dashboard framework is used for the development of applications for monitoring the distributed computing activities of virtual organisations on the Worldwide LHC Computing Grid. We demonstrate the benefits of the approach for large-scale JavaScript web applications in this context by examining the design of several Experiment Dashboard applications for data processing, data transfer and site status monitoring, and by showing how they have been ported for different virtual organisations and technologies.
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