UtahJS SLC Meetup - February 2016 - DoneJS / Parallax Animation / Elm

NOTE: We are meeting at the new O.C. Tanner Event Center on the Southwest end of their campus, about 1 block south of our usual meeting building. See map below.

6:30 – 7:30 JS Learners Meetup

7:30 Dinner graciously provided by O.C. Tanner

7:30 – 8:10 Justin Meyer: High performance apps with DoneJS

8:10 – 8:40 Dave Turissini: Parallax Animation

8:40 – 9:00 Jamison Dance: Introduction to Elm

Please RSVP!

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More on Justin Meyer:

Title: High performance apps with DoneJS

Description:

This sentence is wasting your time before you get to useful information. How annoying is that? Annoyed is how your users feel if they can’t see their content immediately while too much JavaScript and CSS downloads too slowly.

This talk shows how the recently released (http://blog.bitovi.com/donejs-release/) DoneJS (http://donejs.com) framework makes it easy to build fast single page applications that are:

server side rendered (http://donejs.com/Features.html#section=section_Server_SideRendered)

progressively loaded (http://donejs.com/Features.html#section=section_ProgressiveLoading)

use content delivery networks (http://donejs.com/Features.html#section=section_DeploytoaCDN)

We will discover how DoneJS solves these problems while building a simple real-time (http://donejs.com/Features.html#section=section_RealTimeConnected) chat application. As a bonus, I will show how to build the chat application to a mobile and desktop application (http://donejs.com/Features.html#section=section_iOS_Android_andDesktopBuilds) so all three versions of the app can chat together. If we have time, I might even turn on worker thread rendering (http://donejs.com/Features.html#section=section_WorkerThreadRendering).

Bio:

Justin Meyer (@justinbmeyer (https://twitter.com/justinbmeyer)) is the lead author of DoneJS and a core contributor to CanJS (http://canjs.com/) and StealJS (http://stealjs.com/). He’s the CEO of Bitovi, a JavaScript consulting company known for making apps for Walmart and other high profile companies he can’t talk about.