An edition of Ember.js web development with Ember CLI
(2015)
Ember.js web development with Ember CLI
build ambitious single-page web applications using the power of Ember.js and Ember CLI
by Suchit Puri
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If you are a JavaScript developer who is starting out to build ambitious Ember.js application, or a developer who has prior Ember.js experience and want to transition your application to the latest Ember.js version with Ember CLI, then this book is for you.
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Web applications, Application software, Development, JavaScript (Computer program language), Command languages (Computer science), Applications Web, Logiciels d'application, Développement, JavaScript (Langage de programmation), Langages de commande (Informatique), COMPUTERS, General, Application software, development, Javascript (computer program language)Showing 1 featured edition. View all 1 editions?
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Ember.js web development with Ember CLI: build ambitious single-page web applications using the power of Ember.js and Ember CLI
2015, Packt Publishing
in English
1784392596 9781784392598
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Table of Contents
Cover; Copyright; Credits; About the Author; Acknowledgments; About the Reviewers; www.PacktPub.com; Table of Contents; Preface; Chapter 1: Getting Started with Building Ambitious Ember.js Applications with Ember CLI; The evolution of ambitious web applications; An introduction to Ember.js; The Ember.js MVC pattern; An introduction to Ember CLI; Asset pipeline; Modules; Managing the dependencies of your application; Content security add-on; Setting up your first Ember.js application using Ember CLI; Prerequisites; Creating a new application; The app folder structure.
Supporting files and foldersRunning your first Ember.js application; Building and deploying your Ember CLI application; Migrating existing Ember applications to Ember CLI; Code samples used in this book; Summary; Chapter 2: Understanding Ember.js Object-oriented Patterns; Ember.js object model; Reuse via mixins; Computed properties; Getter and setter methods; Observers in Ember.js; Bindings across objects; Prototype extensions; Summary; Chapter 3: Rendering Using Templates; An introduction to JavaScript templates using Handlebars.js; HTMLBars and Handlebars; Defining templates.
Handlebars.js expressionsHandlebars.js conditionals; If, else, and unless; Displaying a list of items using Handlebars.js; Binding HTML tag attributes; Action event bubbling; Handlebars.js input helpers; Building custom Handlebars.js helpers; Using the concise Emblem.js templating language; Installation; Using Emblem.js; Summary; Chapter 4: Managing Application State Using Ember.js Routes; Application state; Creating your first route; Resources and nested templates; Injecting the model for your template; Making routes dynamic; Route's serialize method; Setting up the controller.
Customizing templates to renderThe location API; Summary; Chapter 5: Handling Display Logic Using Ember.js Controllers; Introducing controllers; Object controller and array controller; Connecting controllers; Summary; Chapter 6: Communicating with the API Server Using ember-data; Introducing ember-data; Defining ember-data models; Defining relationships between your ember-data models; One-to-one; One-to-many; Many-to-many; Understanding the ember-data identity map
DS. Store; Working with records; Finding the records; Modifying the records; The default REST adapter and serializer.
Sideloaded relationshipsCustomizing the DS. RESTAdapter; Customizing the URL endpoints; Example application; Summary; Chapter 7: Building Reusable Components; Introducing Ember views and components; Custom tags with Ember.Component; Defining your own components; Passing data to your component; Providing custom HTML to your components; Extending Ember.Component; Changing your component's tag; Adding custom CSS classes to your component; Adding custom attributes to your component's DOM element; Handling actions for your component; Mapping component actions to the rest of your application.
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