Instantly prototype responsive MVC-based web apps
We all know the problem: The manager wants to see a proof-of-concept by tomorrow! What do you do? Develop some spaghetti code and deploy it to a cloud instance? Potentially. But, what if you'd like to re-use your concept but still be quick? There's a solution for that: JavaScript playgrounds combined with greenfield MVC projects help you to achieve exactly that. Jumpstart and focus on reusable code that can be shared easily with others. In this session, I’ll show you how to instantly prototype fully responsive web apps that make use of the Model-View-Controller pattern while consuming JSON data. You’ll leave this session with an understand on how to build your first OpenUI5 web app, running on the JavaScript playground Plunker. What is OpenUI5? An open-source web UI library with MVC support, data binding, more than 180 extendable and responsive UI elements, i18n, and much more – in just one library. It uses jQuery as it's foundation and thus allows you to make use of your existing knowledge. You can learn more about OpenUI5 at http://openui5.org and get yourself familiar with Plunker (http://plnkr.co) before the workshop. Requirements: Knowledge about JavaScript (+ jQuery) and HTML
About Alexander Graebe
I'm a Developer Advocate at SAP Labs, passionate about Open Source and Web Development. I gave presentations about JavaScript libraries at DeveloperWeek, SAP TechED, and as a guest lecturer at SFSU. Furthermore, I'm the lead organizer of the Bay Area Open Source meetups and evangelize SAP technologies at various events and conferences.
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