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                Ember.js Workshop (Future of Web Apps 2014)
              
          
    Ember.js Workshop (Future of Web Apps 2014)

Jesse Cravens

Jesse is a principal web engineer at frog where he works with the world’s leading companies, helping them to design, engineer, and bring to market meaningful products and services. He possesses a deep background in web application development, and has recently been focusing on single page web application architecture, the mobile web, and HTML5. Jesse’s first book, HTML5 Hacks, has been translated into multiple languages including Chinese and Japanese, and he has spoken internationally at conferences such as SXSW Interactive, Fluent Conf, Future Insights, Code PaLOUsa, and Øredev.
He previously held senior development and technical management positions at USAA, leading a team of mobile application developers in the planning, designing, development, testing, implementation and maintenance of USAA’s industry leading iOS, Android, Blackberry, and mobile web applications for USAA’s 8 million members deployed worldwide.
Jesse holds a B.A. in Art f

  
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                Rocky Mountain Ruby Ember.js Workshop
              
          
    Ember.js Workshop (RMR 2014)


Schedule

  8:00 AM - 9:00 AM: Part 1 - Lessons 1-3
  9:00 AM - 10:00 PM: Part 1 - Lessons 4-7

Break

  
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                Ember.js Workshop - Future Insights 2014
              
          
    Ember.js Workshop (Future Insights 2014)

Jesse Cravens

Jesse is a principal web engineer at frog where he works with the world’s leading companies, helping them to design, engineer, and bring to market meaningful products and services. He possesses a deep background in web application development, and has recently been focusing on single page web application architecture, the mobile web, and HTML5. Jesse’s first book, HTML5 Hacks, has been translated into multiple languages including Chinese and Japanese, and he has spoken internationally at conferences such as SXSW Interactive, Fluent Conf, Future Insights, Code PaLOUsa, and Øredev.
He previously held senior development and technical management positions at USAA, leading a team of mobile application developers in the planning, designing, development, testing, implementation and maintenance of USAA’s industry leading iOS, Android, Blackberry, and mobile web applications for USAA’s 8 million members deployed worldwide.
Jesse holds a B.A. in Art from

  
## gist:4988493
$(function() {

  var map;
  var info = $('#infobox');
  var doc = $(document);

  var tinyIcon = L.Icon.extend({
    options: {
      shadowUrl: '../vendor/leaflet/assets/marker-shadow.png',
      iconSize: [25, 39],

## gist:4988485
$(function() {

  // TODO POSSIBILITIES
  //
  // Add in new marker icons - based on nerdType
  // Obviously add a nerdType to profile
  //
  // Kill listener after first set of data is passed in sendData.
  // Change the timing of the listener based on $.now() - emit
  //

## index.js
exports.example5= function(req, res){

	// Set both readable and writable in constructor.
	var NopStream = function () {
	  this.readable = true;
	  this.writable = true;
	};

	// Inherit from base stream class.
	require('util').inherits(NopStream, require('stream'));

## index.js
exports.example0 = function(req, res){

    var http = require('http'),
    fs = require('fs'),
    util = require('util');

	// Get html5hacks.com
	require('http').get("http://html5hacks.com/", function(response) {

	  // The callback provides the response readable stream.

## index.js
exports.example2 = function(req, res){

	var http = require('http'),
	    fs = require('fs'),
	    util = require('util');

	  var mp3File = __dirname + "/../TRB_9.21.02_Manatee.mp3";
	  var stat = fs.statSync(mp3File); // we need some info about the file size

	  res.writeHead(200, {

## index.js
exports.example1 = function(req, res){

	var fs = require('fs');

	//Open a file as a readable stream
	var readStream = fs.ReadStream(__dirname + "/../in.txt");
	readStream.setEncoding('ascii'); // This is key; otherwise we'd be using buffers

	var writeStream = fs.createWriteStream(__dirname + "/../out.txt");

## echo-websocket.html
<html xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml">
<head>
  <meta charset="utf-8" />

  <title>WebSocket Test</title>
  <script language="javascript" type="text/javascript">

    WebSocketDemo = function(){

      return {
	$(function() {

	var map;
	var info = $('#infobox');
	var doc = $(document);

	var tinyIcon = L.Icon.extend({
	options: {
	shadowUrl: '../vendor/leaflet/assets/marker-shadow.png',
	iconSize: [25, 39],
	$(function() {

	// TODO POSSIBILITIES
	//
	// Add in new marker icons - based on nerdType
	// Obviously add a nerdType to profile
	//
	// Kill listener after first set of data is passed in sendData.
	// Change the timing of the listener based on $.now() - emit
	//
	exports.example5= function(req, res){

	// Set both readable and writable in constructor.
	var NopStream = function () {
	this.readable = true;
	this.writable = true;
	};

	// Inherit from base stream class.
	require('util').inherits(NopStream, require('stream'));
	exports.example0 = function(req, res){

	var http = require('http'),
	fs = require('fs'),
	util = require('util');

	// Get html5hacks.com
	require('http').get("http://html5hacks.com/", function(response) {

	// The callback provides the response readable stream.
	exports.example2 = function(req, res){

	var http = require('http'),
	fs = require('fs'),
	util = require('util');

	var mp3File = __dirname + "/../TRB_9.21.02_Manatee.mp3";
	var stat = fs.statSync(mp3File); // we need some info about the file size

	res.writeHead(200, {
	exports.example1 = function(req, res){

	var fs = require('fs');

	//Open a file as a readable stream
	var readStream = fs.ReadStream(__dirname + "/../in.txt");
	readStream.setEncoding('ascii'); // This is key; otherwise we'd be using buffers

	var writeStream = fs.createWriteStream(__dirname + "/../out.txt");
	<html xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml">
	<head>
	<meta charset="utf-8" />

	<title>WebSocket Test</title>
	<script language="javascript" type="text/javascript">

	WebSocketDemo = function(){

	return {