This repo contains the code for SitePoint Premium's screencast collection on using the ember-cli command line tool to build web applications using EmberJS.
Below you can find supplementary resources for each video that will help you get a grasp on just exactly we are learning. In order to clone this code and follow along, you need to clone the repository, and then checkout to the correct branch. To do this, you can run the following command:
git clone https://github.com/thomasjosephgreco/Exploring-Ember-2-
git checkout <branch-name>
In this video, students become acquiainted with the ember-cli command line tool and see how it allows us to easily generate new parts of our application. As this series continues, we will be using the ember-cli tool to build robust web applications.
git clone https://github.com/thomasjosephgreco/Exploring-Ember-2-
git checkout ember-cli-2
ember serve
This video provides a detailed look at Ember's change in compilers Handlebars to HTMLBars.
git clone https://github.com/thomasjosephgreco/Exploring-Ember-2-
git checkout From-HandleBars-To-HTMLBars
ember serve
Video three provides students with a deeper look at helper expressions in EmberJS. Specifically, we check out {{each}}
, {{if}}{{else}}
, and {{action}}
helpers, As this series continues, we will be making use of these expressions to add more dynamic behavior to our web application.
git clone https://github.com/thomasjosephgreco/Exploring-Ember-2-
git checkout conditionals_and_loops_and_iterators_oh_my!
ember serve
In the latest installment of Getting Started with the Ember-Cli, students learn how to integrate Firebase into their project. For those new to Firebase, It is a cloud-service that provides developers with the ability to create full stack applications without having to write any server side code. To help show you how to harness the power of Firebase, Thomas Greco walks viewers through the process of creating a to-do list application that operates in real time.
git clone https://github.com/thomasjosephgreco/Exploring-Ember-2-
git checkout emberfire
ember serve