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Tune in & code along with Kintone Presents: Intro to Promises.
WHAT TO DO AHEAD
1) Please install a Chrome browser, & get familiar with the Dev tools
We will be running some JavaScript code in the Chrome console.
Please familiarize yourself with the console through the guide below
https://developers.google.com/web/tools/chrome-devtools/console/javascript
2) Please apply for a Kintone Developer License
Part 2 of the workshop will be done using Kintone.
Follow the steps in the link below to get your free license (please apply a few days beforehand!)
https://developer.kintone.io/hc/en-us/articles/220582587
WORKSHOP OVERVIEW
Part 1: The Basics
- What is asynchronous processing?
- Pros & cons of asynchronous processing
- Callback functions
- Promises
~Short break~
Part 2: Applying it to REST APIs
- Introduction to Kintone
- Kintone & JavaScript customization
- Using promises with REST API calls
ABOUT THE SPEAKER
Nim Grinvald is a technical evangelist at Kintone who has been coding in JavaScript for 3 years. Just as important, he has a killer hummus recipe & can make his own natto (Japanese fermented soybeans).
Github: https://github.com/theredspoon
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