Ember.js Guides
Ember.js Guides
The guide for building Ambitious Web Applications
About the Book
This is an unofficial book version of the Ember.js Guides located at http://emberjs.com/guides/
About the Author
Table of Contents
- Ember.js Guides
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Getting Started
- Planning The Application
- Creating a Static Mockup
- Obtaining Ember.Js And Dependencies
- Modeling Data
- Using Fixtures
- Displaying Model Data
- Displaying A Model’s Complete State
- Creating A New Model Instance
- Marking a Model as Complete or Incomplete
- Displaying the Number of Incomplete Todos
- Toggling Between Showing and Editing States
- Accepting Edits
- Deleting a Model
- Adding Child Routes
- Transitioning to Show Only Incomplete Todos
- Transitioning to Show Only Complete Todos
- Transitioning back to Show All Todos
- Displaying a Button to Remove All Completed Todos
- Indicating When All Todos Are Complete
- Toggling All Todos Between Complete and Incomplete
- Replacing the Fixture Adapter with Another Adapter
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Getting Ember
- Ember Builds
- Bower
- RubyGems
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Concepts
- Core Concept
- Naming Conventions
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The Object Model
- Classes and Instances
- Computed Properties
- Computed Properties and Aggregate Data with @each
- Observers
- Bindings
- One-Way Bindings
- Reopening Classes and Instances
- Bindings, Observers, Computed Properties: What Do I Use When?
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Application
- Creating an Application
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Templates
- The Application Template
- Handlebars Basics
- Conditionals
- Displaying a List of Items
- Changing Scope
- Binding Element Attributes
- Binding Element Class Names
- Links
- Actions
- Input Helpers
- Development Helpers
- Rendering with Helpers
- Writing Helpers
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Routing
- Introduction
- Defining Your Routes
- Generated Objects
- Specifying A Routes Model
- Setting Up A Controller
- Rendering A Template
- Redirecting
- Specifying The URL Type
- Query Parameters
- Asynchronous Routing
- Loading / Error Substates
- Preventing And Retrying Transitions
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Components
- Introduction
- Defining A Component
- Passing Properties To A Component
- Wrapping Content in a Component
- Customizing A Component’s Element
- Handling User Interaction with Actions
- Sending Actions from Components to Your Application
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Controllers
- Introduction
- Representing A Single Model With ObjectController
- Representing Multiple Models With ArrayController
- Managing Dependencies Between Controllers
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Models
- Introduction
- Defining Models
- Creating Deleting Records
- Pushing Records Into The Store
- Persisting Records
- Finding Records
- Working With Records
- Using Fixtures
- The REST Adapter
- Connecting to an HTTP Server
- Handling Metadata
- Customizing Adpters
- Frequently Asked Questions
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Views
- Introduction
- Defining A View
- Handling Events
- Customizing A Views Element
- Built-In Views
- Manually Managing View Hierachy
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Enumerables
- Enumerables
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Testing
- Introduction
- Integration Test
- Test Helpers
- Testing User Interaction
- Unit Testing Basics
- Unit Test Helpers
- Unit Test Components
- Testing Controllers
- Testing Routes
- Testing Models
- Automating Tests with Runners
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Configuring Ember.js
- Disabling Prototype Extensions
- Embedding Applications
- Feature Flags
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Cookbook
- Introduction
- Contributing
- User Interface & Interaction
- Event Handling & Data Binding
- Helpers & Components
- Working with Objects
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Understanding Ember.js
- The View Layer
- Managing Asynchrony
- Keeping Templates Up-to-Date
- Debugging
- Routing
- Views / Templates
- Controllers
- Ember Data
- Observers / Binding
- Miscellaneous
- The Run Loop
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Contributing To Ember.js
- Adding New Features
- Repositories
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