First of all, we want to apologize to any of the usual denizens who showed up at Bento Miso on the 26th for the old Tuesday slot - we've decided to change things up to take advantage of new spaces and formats (plus Thursdays just sound better), and we owe you some treats for the miscommunication.
The next EmberTO meet-up is taking place at Unspace HQ (342 Queen Street West, Floor 3) at 7:00pm on Thursday April 4th. In lieu of the usual solo speaker, we're doing a show-and-tell format, as many of us have new projects and discoveries that we want to showboat. We also welcome you to get on the soapbox to chat about anything that's been fascinating or perplexing you, or demo a freshly minted project.
As a teaser, Robin will demo an Ember app that can browse Reddit, and Carsten will be showing off a music discovery application he developed in Ember. Jamie will also be showcasing a Pusher walkthrough which will help by introducing a sensible starting point towards a structured and declarative integration with your Ember application.
Also (to make up for our mea culpa moment) we have Amsterdam Breweries delivering some of their good stuff to keep things bright and social. Looking forward to seeing both new and familiar faces!
First of all, we want to apologize to any of the usual denizens who showed up at Bento Miso on the 26th for the old Tuesday slot - we've decided to change things up to take advantage of new spaces and formats (plus Thursdays just sound better), and we owe you some treats for the miscommunication.
The next EmberTO meet-up is taking place at Unspace HQ (342 Queen Street West, Floor 3) at 7:00pm on Thursday April 4th. In lieu of the usual solo speaker, we're doing a show-and-tell format, as many of us have new projects and discoveries that we want to showboat. We also welcome you to get on the soapbox to chat about anything that's been fascinating or perplexing you, or demo a freshly minted project.
As a teaser, Robin will demo an Ember app that can browse Reddit, and Carsten will be showing off a music discovery application he developed in Ember. Jamie will also be showcasing a Pusher walkthrough which will help by introducing a sensible starting point towards a structured and declarative integration with your Ember application.
Also (to make up for our mea culpa moment) we have Amsterdam Breweries delivering some of their good stuff to keep things bright and social. Looking forward to seeing both new and familiar faces!
Soon,
The EmberTO Team"