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JavaScript for Line of Business Applications
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Keeping track of current JavaScript Frameworks that help design your clientside Business Logic Layers.
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May 19, 2015 12:32 PM
Great Topics. So many interesting things and so little time . Catchup time!
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Parasut.com is a financial management SaaS for small businesses in Turkey. We use Ember.js to develop a beautiful, responsive, and incredibly powerful frontend. Ember.js also assists with our rapid development and deployment schedule. This presentation outlines our best practices with Ember.js.
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Like chocolate and peanut butter, Dart and Web Components go great together. Learn how to build structured, declarative apps with modern web platform features, and deploy them across the modern web today. Don't wait for all browsers to implement the great new Web Components specs, let Dart and its Web UI framework make it a reality today. Dart's language features such as classes, static types, and libraries brings order and scalability to the chaos. Web Components' features such as encapsulation, reusability, and declarative semantics helps you "say what you mean" and avoid soup. Web UI's declarative and dynamic two-way data binding efficiently wires up your app. Best part: it all compiles to vanilla HTML and JavaScript to bring you the best of the future web today so you can deploy access the modern web browsers.
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"Meteor is an open-source full-stack framework for building modern web applications. Apps written in this style -- like Google Plus and the photo browser in Facebook -- have rich and engaging interfaces because they send data over the network instead of HTML and run most of their code inside the browser. Meteor makes it possible to write applications this way in a fraction of the time, using a single language and unified API for all of your code. In this talk, I will live code a Meteor app from scratch, and dive into how some of Meteor's advanced features work under the hood, including reactivity, publications, subscriptions, and latency compensation."
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In this Angry Birds session we uncover concepts of modern JavaScript development. Each bird represents an area of JavaScript along with its strengths. Some topics covered include code organization, events and messaging, prototyping and mocking, design patterns, linting, and build systems. The goal is to defeat the pigs and by doing so produce highly tested quality JavaScript code.
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