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Tim: /* Productive Ember Apps with Ember CLI */

2014-06-19T19:45:50Z

Productive Ember Apps with Ember CLI

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	===Productive Ember Apps with Ember CLI===		===[https://speakerdeck.com/joefiorini/building-native-web-apps Productive Ember Apps with Ember CLI]===
	JOE FIORINI		JOE FIORINI
	:6/17// Tuesday// 9:30 am		:6/17// Tuesday// 9:30 am

Tim: /* Building Autonomous Web Applications with Ember and Orbit */

2014-06-19T19:40:13Z

Building Autonomous Web Applications with Ember and Orbit

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	The next generation of "ambitious web applications" should be as usable and autonomous as native applications. They should support non-blocking user interfaces, offline operation, undo / redo stacks, and local / remote data synchronization. These features will require a sophisticated client-side data layer built from a new set of primitives.		The next generation of "ambitious web applications" should be as usable and autonomous as native applications. They should support non-blocking user interfaces, offline operation, undo / redo stacks, and local / remote data synchronization. These features will require a sophisticated client-side data layer built from a new set of primitives.
	Orbit.js is a standalone data library that was developed with these use cases in mind. Orbit uses promises, events and low-level transforms to coordinate access to data sources and keep their contents synchronized. Orbit can realize its potential when coupled with a dynamic framework like Ember that can bind an application's state to its data.		[https://github.com/orbitjs/ember-orbit Orbit.js] is a standalone data library that was developed with these use cases in mind. Orbit uses promises, events and low-level transforms to coordinate access to data sources and keep their contents synchronized. Orbit can realize its potential when coupled with a dynamic framework like Ember that can bind an application's state to its data.
	This talk will introduce Orbit and focus on using it with Ember. An Ember/Orbit demo will highlight the advantages of this integration.		This talk will introduce Orbit and focus on using it with Ember. An Ember/Orbit demo will highlight the advantages of this integration.
	About the Speaker		About the Speaker

Tim: /* Building Autonomous Web Applications with Ember and Orbit */

2014-06-19T19:37:47Z

Building Autonomous Web Applications with Ember and Orbit

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	===Building Autonomous Web Applications with Ember and Orbit===		===[https://speakerdeck.com/dgeb/autonomous-web-applications-with-ember-dot-js-and-orbit-dot-js Building Autonomous Web Applications with Ember and Orbit]===
	DAN GEBHARDT		DAN GEBHARDT
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Tim at 19:35, 19 June 2014

2014-06-19T19:35:05Z

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	===Writing tests for Ember apps: Enjoying the experience===		===[https://speakerdeck.com/katiegengler/writing-tests-for-ember-apps-enjoying-the-experience Writing tests for Ember apps: Enjoying the experience]===
	KATIE GENGLER		KATIE GENGLER
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	===Creating an Extensible Ember.js Application===		===[http://eviltrout.com/extending/ Creating an Extensible Ember.js Application]===
	ROBIN WARD		ROBIN WARD
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	===Distributed Data for User Experience===		===[https://speakerdeck.com/katiegengler/writing-tests-for-ember-apps-enjoying-the-experience Distributed Data for User Experience]===
	EDWARD FAULKNER		EDWARD FAULKNER
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Tim at 19:04, 19 June 2014

2014-06-19T19:04:59Z

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	===Push patterns with Ember & Ember Data===		===[http://www.lukemelia.com/blog/archives/2014/06/17/patterns-for-push-in-ember-ember-data/ Push patterns with Ember & Ember Data]===
	LUKE MELIA		LUKE MELIA
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Tim at 18:58, 19 June 2014

2014-06-19T18:58:15Z

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	The nature of how we build web applications is changing. We’re increasingly moving UI code to the client, with a server-side API for interacting with data. However, server-side frameworks still treat client-side code as an afterthought. ember-cli is a new tool that enables you to productively build Ember apps regardless of the server-side technology you are using. This talk showcases the complex parts of building Ember apps and how you can use ember-cli to make your life easier.		The nature of how we build web applications is changing. We’re increasingly moving UI code to the client, with a server-side API for interacting with data. However, server-side frameworks still treat client-side code as an afterthought. ember-cli is a new tool that enables you to productively build Ember apps regardless of the server-side technology you are using. This talk showcases the complex parts of building Ember apps and how you can use ember-cli to make your life easier.

			About the Speaker

			Joe is a developer with the heart of a designer. He usually codes in JavaScript or Ruby. He created Half Pipe and has contributed to many open source projects and is an active contributor to ember-cli. In the evenings he can be found usability testing everything in the house with his 2 year old daughter.
			http://joefiorini.com →

	===Data Visualization with Ember Components and D3.js===		===Data Visualization with Ember Components and D3.js===

Tim at 18:56, 19 June 2014

2014-06-19T18:56:20Z

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 The nature of how we build web applications is changing. We’re increasingly moving UI code to the client, with a server-side API for interacting with data. However, server-side frameworks still treat client-side code as an afterthought. ember-cli is a new tool that enables you to productively build Ember apps regardless of the server-side technology you are using. This talk showcases the complex parts of building Ember apps and how you can use ember-cli to make your life easier.
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 Designer/Developer and startup Co-Founder. I create data visualizations and frameworks with which to use them in Ember.js and D3.js. Perpetually thinking up interfaces.
 http://riotindustries.com →

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:About the Talk

The nature of how we build web applications is changing. We’re increasingly moving UI code to the client, with a server-side API for interacting with data. However, server-side frameworks still treat client-side code as an afterthought. ember-cli is a new tool that enables you to productively build Ember apps regardless of the server-side technology you are using. This talk showcases the complex parts of building Ember apps and how you can use ember-cli to make your life easier.

====Data Visualization with Ember Components and D3.js===
PHIL RENAUD
:6/17// Tuesday// 10:10 am
"About the Talk

Learn how to leverage the power of Ember and Ember Data to visualize complex data. Ember's flexibility of components goes a long way toward creating reusable charts in D3.js. Build interfaces that let users interact with, and manipulate, Ember-driven rich data visualizations.
About the Speaker

Designer/Developer and startup Co-Founder. I create data visualizations and frameworks with which to use them in Ember.js and D3.js. Perpetually thinking up interfaces.
http://riotindustries.com →