In lesson 13, we take a quick look at some useful features of Knockout which we don't need to use in our application, but which are nevertheless worth a mention. We look at virtual elements, the mapping plugin and a range of other bindings that we can make use of when developing with Knockout.
Knockout.js Lesson 13 - Additional Knockout Features | Knockoutjs Video Tutorial
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