#Node Server Side Express/MVC Model/Rest API/ MongoDB
#The EmberJS SPA:
http://www.asp.net/single-page-application/overview/templates/emberjs-
templateapp/components/ – This folder should contain all the components of your application. According to Ember CLI resolver conventions, the components' names should have a - in them. In the latest versions of Ember, there has been a lot more focus on components, rather than views. We will discuss more about components in Chapter 7, Building Reusable Components. www.it-ebooks.info Getting Started with Building Ambitious Ember.js Applications with Ember CLI [ 12 ] • app/controllers/ – This folder should contain the controller modules of your application. Controllers are covered in Chapter 5, Handling Display Logic Using Ember.js Controllers. • app/helpers/ – This should contain all the handlebars helpers of your application. Handlebars and helper methods are covered in Chapter 3, Rendering Using Templates. • app/models/ – This contains all the ember-data model modules. You can learn more about ember-data and model classes in Chapter 6, Communicating with the API Server Using ember-data. • app/routes/ – All application routes should go inside this folder. Child routes are defined inside app/routes/parent/child.js. Routing is covered in Chapter 4, Managing Application State Using Ember.js Routes. • app/styles/ – This folder should contain all your style sheets. • app/templates/ – This folder should have all the handlebars/HTMLBars templates. You can learn more about templates in Chapter 3, Rendering Using Templates. • app/views/ – This folder contains all your application views. • app/router.js – This file contains your route configuration. The routes defined here are resolved from the modules defined in app/routes/. • app/app.js – This file is the main entry point of your application and contains the configuration that applies to your Ember.js application.
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