New to Ember: What ARE All These Things?
summary
A tour of concrete discoveries: shows that mut helper is a naming convention for two‑way updates, can/abilities maps to an authorization class, and ember-wormhole explains why power‑select dropdowns escape modals and require z‑index/workarounds. Demonstrates using ember-data + mirage for local fake APIs, ember-concurrency tasks for async flow, RSVP and QUnit leftovers, and the ember-cli server command ember s. Mentions crowd data (about 30% under a year) and learning tools: Ember Observer, Guides, Discord, EmberMap.
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chapters (20)
- 0:00Intro
- 1:43WHAT IS EMBER?
- 3:53Basic Dropdown
- 5:01Computed Property
- 5:20Changesets
- 6:01(Ember) Data
- 7:00Decorators!
- 7:58Flash Messages
- 9:27Glimmer
- 9:57Helpers
- 11:28JSON API Adapter
- 13:43Naming Conventions
- 14:34Outlet
- 14:55Power Select
- 17:43ember server
- 18:09Task
- 19:31Ember View
- 20:24Wormhole
- 22:03Yield
- 22:32Learning!
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