January - Sproutcore

[Chris Moore]

Sproutcore! Wesley Workman (https://twitter.com/#!/workmanw) is a committer on the Sproutcore project and he's going to give us the low down on Sproutcore's MVC pattern and why it might be a good fit for apps.

I don't intend this to be a "SproutCore vs EmberJS" kind of talk. I really want to cover the strong MVC pattern and technical aspects of it that are present, and near identical, in both SproutCore and EmberJS. I do however want to explain how the two are different and outline which one might be better for a given project. Given the number of people who raised there hand yesterday when asked if they've written a single page app, I suspect EmberJS might be a better fit for most people initially. I'll probably show a couple of demo's toward the end to help drive home the benefit of client side MVC.

Bring your own lunch. See you at Cincy Coworks next Wednesday at noon!

[Chris Moore]

UPDATE! Seapine will be sponsoring pizza and beverages, so be sure to RSVP if you can make it!

RSVP at http://www.meetup.com/TechLife-Cincinnati/events/46594432/

[Wesley Workman]

Hey guys,

Here is the todo app from my demo at this month's meetup. Sorry for
the delay in posting it. It took me a little longer to port it to
EmberJS than I had expected.

https://github.com/workmanw/todos

If anyone has questions on this todos app, SproutCore or EmberJS
please feel free to ping me. I'm always happy to help. My twitter
account is @workmanw .


-- Wesley

[Chris Moore]

Thanks again, Wesley. That was a great introduction to Sproutcore!

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Thanks,

Chris