Loopback: An open source JS API framework and Building an Ember CRUD app


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Sponsors: Nitro
Hey guys,
we have two talks for you this month:
Building an Ember CRUD app from scratch - Pat O'Callaghan , Intercom (@patocallaghan (https://www.twitter.com/patocallaghan)) - Pat will be building a CRUD (Create, Read, Update, Delete) app from scratch. Along the way he'll be showcasing some of the core concepts that make Ember a great choice for building web apps. He will be disregarding all advice to "Never live code in a presentation" and will in fact attempt to live code š±
Loopback: An open-source JS API framework - Anton Whalley, IBM (@dhigit9 (https://www.twitter.com/dhigit9))
As we seek a more cohesive and performant user experience "backend for frontend" APIs are becoming more prevalent as an application architecture. Anton will talk about and demonstrate delivering these new type of APIs using Loopback - an open-source framework for express.
Anton is a solution architect at IBM where he supports the delivery of their node.js based API Connect. In open source he is a node foundation member who helps support loopback as well as the node.js runtime on illumOS
Thanks to our sponsors Nitro (https://www.gonitro.com/) who'll be providing beer and pizza on the night.
Nitro are changing the way the world works with documents. From the desktop to the cloud, they make it easy to create, edit, share, sign and collaborateāonline or offline.
Running Times (subject to change)
6.30 - 7.00 - Grab a seat, have a chat and get comfortable
7.00 - 7.05 - Introduction
7.05 - 7.45 - Talk #1
7.45 - 8.05 - Pizza
8.05 - 8.30 - Talk #2
8.30 - 9.30 - Hang out in the Intercom bar
As we have a limited capacity venue we have to set a cap on the number of RSVPs and will have a waitlist in operation. If you can't make it please release your RSVP so others can use it. Entry into the Intercom office is only possible from 6.30pm onwards.
Looking forward to seeing you all there!
David, Cormac & Pat

Loopback: An open source JS API framework and Building an Ember CRUD app