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dirkstokkel
6,042 PointsWill there be a part II (or more) on ember.js?
Will there be a part II (or more) on ember.js?
11 Answers
dirkstokkel
6,042 PointsWill there then be a Ember CLI course?
geoffrey
28,736 PointsI don't know, I'm going to ask some teachers @ Michael Kaiser-Nyman , Andrew Chalkley , Dave McFarland .
dirkstokkel
6,042 PointsHi, all examples that I can find on the Internet the views are collected in one big index.html file and start with <script type="text/x-handlebars> and controller and models are collected in one big app.js file. You are using the mvc model where the code is in separated files. Which is good practice?
thx
Michael Kaiser-Nyman
Treehouse Guest TeacherNeither :) Both approaches are designed to make it easy for beginners to get started. To build real production applications, you should use Ember CLI: ember-cli.com
Michael Kaiser-Nyman
Treehouse Guest TeacherI don't plan on doing a part 2 - I'd suggest going through the resources listed at the end of the course.
dirkstokkel
6,042 PointsHi, I am particularly interested in how to access the database on a server (with a REST (php) API).
Michael Kaiser-Nyman
Treehouse Guest TeacherCheck out http://emberjs.com/guides/models/the-rest-adapter/ for starters. You'll also need to learn how to build out a REST API in the PHP framework of your choice (e.g. https://www.google.com/search?q=laravel%20rest%20api).
dirkstokkel
6,042 Pointsthx
dirkstokkel
6,042 Pointsthx
dirkstokkel
6,042 PointsHi Michael, Yet another question; I got hold on the book "Building Web Apps with Ember.js" Is that a good book to master ember.js? I have read a few chapters but I have to install Yeoman, Compass, Ruby, Yo generator, Bower and other tools. Is that all necessary to program in Ember?
thx
Michael Kaiser-Nyman
Treehouse Guest TeacherHaven't read it, sorry! But if it's having you use Yeoman and Bower, it's not using Ember CLI, which is the way that Ember is standardizing on these tools.
dirkstokkel
6,042 Pointsok, thx again :)
Ian VanSchooten
3,549 PointsI've found a good resource to be https://leanpub.com/ember-cli-101 although I've just started going through it. There's not a lot of tutorials and blog posts out there for Ember CLI, but this "book" is one that seems to keep popping up. I figure if I'm going to learn EmberJS, may as well do it the "right" way.
dirkstokkel
6,042 PointsHi Ian, Just downloaded it this week and been using it, very helpful. thx
Michael Kaiser-Nyman
Treehouse Guest TeacherMichael Kaiser-Nyman
Treehouse Guest TeacherEmber CLI is going to become officially part of Ember in Ember 2.0, which should be released in mid-2015. I or somebody else from Epicodus will likely make a new video on Ember 2.0 around its release. For now, www.ember-cli.com is a good place to start learning.