ember.js Archives

Mobile Apps

Using Ember CLI with PhoneGap’s CLI Tools

A guide to getting ember-cli cooperating with PhoneGap to generate your mobile application.

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Learning to Love Ember’s Dependency Injection

Often, it helps to think outside the boxes ember provides you. Ember’s dependency injection is a great tool for helping you with this.

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Google Analytics for Single-Page Web Apps with Ember

Single-page web apps are awesome, but lack a native implementation for analytics engines. With a little work, Ember can give you the analytics you want.

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Creating a Pagination Component with Ember.js and Foundation

A reusable Ember.js component for easily adding pagination controls to your user interface.

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Changes Pending! Ember Data Dirty State Tracking

Ember and Ember Data don't have the greatest dirty state tracking, but you can easily add it in yourself. Don't lose your form data!

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“Subclassing” Ember Components

I wanted to create a reusable component in Ember.js that manages the editable state of content within it.

Web Apps

Generating Files with JavaScript and Ember.js

Two techniques for generating files with JavaScript and Ember.js, entirely in the browser.

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Client-side File Processing in Ember.js

Following is an example illustrating how we handled the file upload in our Ember.js app, and how we could make this work with a few other file formats.

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Testing & Tooling in EmberJS

Ember is an awesome web development toolkit with some really killer features. One of my favorite parts of Ember is how easy it is to test.

Web Apps

Dynamically Generating CSS with Ember.js and Rails

Our app's CSS is being compiled by the Rails Asset Pipeline, and the colors are fetched over an API call—this poses an interesting challenge.

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Practical Abstraction in Ember.js

Ember provides powerful abstractions to amplify your expressive abilities. Computed properties, modules, and beyond. Here are a few examples.

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Ember.js Date Pickers – It’s Easy!

We aren't using Twitter Bootstrap, so I couldn't use existing work. Instead, I found a nice library called Pikaday and integrated it it into Ember.js.