Date:    Aug 08/28/14 3:41 PM
Subject: NEJUG Meeting: Thu, Sep 11 - Building modern JavaScript applications with Ember.js
From:    Stevel Lintz



Single Page Applications, aka SPA's, have become all the rage since the term was coined back in 2005.
Despite this long history, it's only in the past few years that SPA's have truly taken us beyond the
page-to-page navigational model of ancient Internet history.
Modern web sites  are looking more and more like portable desktop applications. One of the engineering
developments that has accellerated this movement is the advent of JavaScript resources providing the necessary functional support.
Initially, such resources were independant components that an SPA development team would stich together. Nowadays, all the pieces are integrated into frameworks,
and Ember.js is one of the premier in its class.
Join your fellow NEJUG members at the Thu, Sep 11 meeting to hear Sam Selikoff discuss the Ember.js SPA platform.
I've reviewed a draft version of his slide deck and watched a sample video of him in action and I'm very pleased that he is sharing his time with us.
I'm sure your time will be well worth it.

Topic: Building modern JavaScript applications with Ember.js
Presenter: Sam Selikoff
Location: Constant Contact

Presentation Overview:

This talk explores building modern JavaScript web applications with the Ember.js framework. It starts with a brief discussion on
JavaScript's evolving role in web applications, then introduces the Ember framework at a high level, and concludes with some live
coding examples.

Register now to reserve your seat
Doors will open at 5pm for networking, pizza and soda provided by Constant Contact will arrive around 5:30pm, and the meeting will
begin promptly at 6pm. Come early to meet someone new and to ensure you get a good seat.

As always, I want to take a moment to thank our sponsors:

Special thanks to Constant Contact for pizza, beverages, and a wonderful meeting location
Contegix for hosting our website


Stevel Lintz

NEJUG Advisory Team


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