Building Web Applications with Ember.js

Ember.js is a framework for building front-end applications using JavaScript, yes, but what does it mean to build an interactive web app in Ember? In this talk, Yehuda Katz shows us how Ember can be used to build fast and responsive apps, and shares some nifty aspects of Ember you might not know about.
Yehuda covers big picture concepts in Ember, builds an app live, and finally provides insights on future proofing your site.
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[@MadcowDeity]

Extremely cool! Routing is sweet

[@Maikel229]

Tom Dale has made a similar screencast but also using Ember data for gettting server data: /watch?feature=player_embedded&v=Ga99hMi7wfY#! (from 25:38).

[@TonyBrowndesignanddevelop]

too bad the current starter kit build can't reproduce what Yehuda is showing here. too bad everytime I fire up Ember I have the same problems.too bad nothing ever works like it should with ember js, I want to like emberjs, I really do

[@robaum89]

Really cool

[@thisBobsLife]

Man, I saw this talk at HTML5DevConf in April, and it's been kicking around in my head ever since. It's a truly great demo, and really shows off the subtle awesomeness of Ember. No surprise, I guess, that I'm now fully digging into Ember.js.

[@davidworkman9]

hard to continue watching after he said "people use the command+tab feature." What marketshare does mac have again?

[@agengjuniarizqi5278]

Thanks, now i understand about ember.js , and why ember is very cool :D

[@JesseAndersonBand]

I've been defending the importance of URLs for a while. Nice to see agreement! @16:00

[@dwoozlekaboozle1691]

Excellent talk. Gave me a new perspective on MVC apps

[@alliaskistrust]

whats the difference between a resource and a route. They seem to be used interchangeably

[@indianboy603]

I believe a route is a child of a resource. For example, if you set "song" as a resource of a "artist" route, then the url would be /artist/song. Note that the song name could be anything.

[@alliaskistrust]

do you use ember-cli? and if so how did you install it? I tried with brew but it doesn't work or I'm missing something

[@indianboy603]

alliaskistrust use brew to install node & npm, then use "npm install -g ember-cli" similarly use npm to install bower and phantomJS. I've personally been using a scaffolding tool called "yeoman", which has generators that can setup many kinds of projects, including ember.

[@alliaskistrust]

I've been using yo myself but it seems like cli is the way

[@nomnomnomalot]

Wow, the pace on his demo is impressive.

[@KurtMueller]

Among developers? I imagine a high percentage.