Building Web Applications with Ember.js
summary
Ember.js organizes app state into long‑lived models, session controllers and view templates, demonstrates URLs-first routing with nested outlets and automatic active link classes, and builds a working markdown editor using Ember nightly, Handlebars helpers, Showdown, Bootstrap and localStorage. Live demo persists a name, lists files, renders markdown via a helper and Ember.Handlebars.SafeString, and uses routes with dynamic segments to generate shareable URLs. Compares real-world payloads 802 KB vs 284 KB to argue single‑page viability and shows the UI working end‑to‑end.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Introduction to Ember.js
- 3:11Core architecture of Ember
- 10:02Embracing HTML
- 12:26The importance of URLs
- 17:56Building a markdown editor
- 39:34The future of the web
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