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This document outlines an agenda for a presentation on Ember and SharePoint. The presentation will provide a brief history of Ember, demonstrate how to code an Ember application, discuss how SharePoint can be used as a data source for Ember applications, and conclude with recommendations and resources for further learning. The presenter is Greg Hurlman, a developer who will demonstrate building an Ember application.
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- 3. WHO AM I? • Greg Hurlman • Developer / Programmer / Designer / Etc. • @justcallme98
- 5. WHY BOTHER?
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- 15. THANK YOU FOR COMING