The document is an agenda for a presentation on using Ember and Handlebars for building SharePoint applications. It introduces Ember and its history, Handlebars templating, and how to set up an Ember application. It also discusses using SharePoint as a data source and authentication for Ember applications through JSOM calls. The presentation includes demos of setting up an Ember app, building the UI with templating, and integrating everything. It concludes with a discussion on using SharePoint and thanks the audience.

1. EMBER &
SHAREPOINT

2. AGENDA
• Why bother?
• A Brief History
• Handlebars
• Ember
• Demo: Setting up
• Demo: Templating & UI Build
• Demo: Everything else
• SharePoint?
• Conclusions

3. WHO AM I?
• Greg Hurlman
• Developer / Programmer / Designer (kinda) / Etc.
• @justcallme98

4. “Who are you?”
– Caterpillar

5. WHY BOTHER?

6. A BRIEF HISTORY
• 1995: JavaScript is born at Netscape
• 1997: JavaScript standardized as ECMAScript
• 2006: jQuery 1.0 is released
• May 2013: Handlebars 1.0
• September 2013: EmberJS 1.0

7. EMBER
• Originally SproutCore 2.0, was renamed
• Created by Yehuda Katz, member of the jQuery, Ruby on Rails, and SproutCore core teams
• Integrates {{Handlebars}} templates
• Model — View — ViewModel
• Models are extensions or subclasses of the Ember.Object class
• Uniform Access Principle
• Context passing between controllers
• Focus on complexity, made easier with convention over configuration

8. DEMO
Setting up

9. DEMO
Templating & UI Build

10. DEMO
Everything else

11. SHAREPOINT?
• Reduced to a data & authentication source
• JSOM calls made in your controller or view model
to get the data for your models
• Remember: SharePoint Apps are 10% SharePoint,
90% App.

12. CONCLUSIONS?

13. “It depends.”
– Every SharePoint Person Ever

14. THANK YOU FOR COMING