The document discusses JQuery and EmberJS frameworks. It describes a bookmarking app called Pluckit.io and how it aims to be more useful than traditional bookmarks. It notes that JQuery can become messy on large apps due to many event listeners. EmberJS provides an MVC structure, strong data binding between views and models, and conventions that don't rely on element IDs, which is beneficial for large apps. It demonstrates how color picking in EmberJS allows binding color changes automatically between components.

1. JQUERY -> EMBERJS
Think Different! ;)
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2. CONTENT
• What I do?
• Pluckit.io
• Jquery Mess
• Emberjs
• Ember bit that I love (binding example pluck color picker)
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4. • Vid (Pluck overview) -- http://pluckit.io
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5. PLUCKIT.IO
Bookmarks are great when you make them but become
useless really quickly!
There should be something that works just as easy but
is actually useful...
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6. • Demo! (Pluck overview)
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7. JQUERY MESS
JQuery abstracts this by hooking event listeners on
selectors but on a relatively large app you end up with...
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8. EMBERJS
• Similar to other client side MVC frameworks. Provides
structure
• Has similar philosophies to flex (less restrictive), with a really
strong view data binding and event handling.
• Strong sense of convention.
• Is invasive
• Doesn’t rely on elements ids/class to identify elements (great
for large apps)
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9. BINDING
• Demo! (Pluck Color change)
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13. THANKS FORYOURTIME :)
@OPENER
CHARLIE@PLUCKIT.IO
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