fragments of markup in a page. In this case if we decided to use panels, we would end up having a huge number of small panel classes with their related markup file. To better cope with situations like this lifecycle described above. 7.2. Hook methods for component lifecycle Class Component comes with a number of hook methods that can be overridden in order to customize component behavior during its lifecycle is a unique number and it is increased every time a new page version is created. In the final example of the previous chapter (project LifeCycleStages), you may have noticed the number appended at the

small fragments of markup. In this case if we decided to use panels, we would end up having a huge number of small panel classes with their related markup file. To better cope with situations like this lifecycle described above. 7.2. Hook methods for component lifecycle Class Component comes with a number of hook methods that can be overridden in order to customize component behavior during its lifecycle is a unique number and it is increased every time a new page version is created. In the final example of the previous chapter (project LifeCycleStages), you may have noticed the number appended at the

fragments of markup in a page. In this case if we decided to use panels, we would end up having a huge number of small panel classes with their related markup file. To better cope with situations like this lifecycle described above. 7.2. Hook methods for component lifecycle Class Component comes with a number of hook methods that can be overridden in order to customize component behavior during its lifecycle is a unique number and it is increased every time a new page version is created. In the final example of the previous chapter (project LifeCycleStages), you may have noticed the number appended at the

fragments of markup in a page. In this case if we decided to use panels, we would end up having a huge number of small panel classes with their related markup file. To better cope with situations like this lifecycle described above. 7.2. Hook methods for component lifecycle Class Component comes with a number of hook methods that can be overridden in order to customize component behavior during its lifecycle is a unique number and it is increased every time a new page version is created. In the final example of the previous chapter (project LifeCycleStages), you may have noticed the number appended at the

way we can execute our code only when a specifc event occurs. Bundle resources ● To reduce the number of requests to the server, resources can be aggregated in bundles. A resource bundle can be declared AJAX response with JavaScript code and header items: Built-in AJAX components and behaviors A number of ready-to-use components and behaviors are provided out of the box: ● AjaxLink ● AjaxButton