apps.berlin.js is a Berlin.js spin-off with a special focus on JavaScript-driven web applications (“HTML5 apps”), desktop browser apps as well as mobile apps and games written in JavaScript. Here you can find the slides and additional links of all past talks. Please fork this Gist to add more info!
- Application frameworks on top of Backbone.js
by Mathias Schäfer
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Chaplin.js on Github - A Guided Tour Through the SproutCore Jungle
by Florian Kugler
Slides (PDF) - Real Windows 8 Metro Apps in HTML5
by Timo Tuominen - Wunderkit and Backbone
by Adam Renklint
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- Next SoundCloud
by Nick Fisher
Slides (PDF)
Background article - Joosy – a JavaScript application framework based on Rails and CoffeeScript
by Dirk Holzapfel
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Example project on Github - Testing JavaScript applications
by Irina Dumitrascu
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Source code on Github - Metaprogramming for Simple Object Persistence
by Hans Hübner
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Icebox on Github
HTML Scrabble on Github
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Lessons learnt building a mobile web app
by Emma Lopez
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Introduction to Ember.js
by Alex Coles
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Wakanda: Build Web Apps
by Alexandre Morgaut
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Wakanda website -
How to build a mobile website in two weeks
by Sebastian Burkhart
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Slides (PDF)
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Angular.js in Practice
by Marcin Wosinek
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Slides on Github -
Restructuring a single-page app with MVC
by Irina Dumitrascu
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Thinking Tags: Rapid Prototyping of CSS layouts
by Dirk Jesse
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Thinkin’ Tags website -
Hoodie – Look Ma, no Backend!
by Jan Lehnardt and Alex Feyerke
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High-quality recording
Hoodie website
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Advanced AngularJS
by Jan Varwig
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Todo list example application on Github AngularJS meetup -
SEO server with PhantomJS
by Ben Kubota
PhantomjS-based SEO on Github -
Why gestural interfaces are the future, and how to use them in your JS app.
by Adam Butler
Heft, the example application on Github -
PeerGaming - Share the Fun
by Stefan Dühring
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PeerGaming website
PeerGaming feedback form for browser-based games