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 model: function () {
    var route = this;
    return this.get('store').findAll('lens').then(function (lenses) {
      route.transitionTo('lens', lenses.get('firstObject'));
    });
  },

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App.Router.map(function() {
  ...
  this.resource('lenses', function(){
    this.route('index');
    this.resource('lens', {path: '/:lens_id'}, function() {
      this.route('technical_data');
      this.route('grids');
      this.route('angles_of_view');
    });
  });

endash

gem "ember-source", :git => 'https://github.com/emberjs/ember.js.git', :ref => '8b14532a3784ff467259a5a88a249a1283b9b47e'
gem "handlebars-source", "~> 1.3.0"
gem 'ember-rails'

endash

App.Router.map(function() {
  this.route('sign_in');

  this.resource("calendar", function () {
    this.resource("calendar_month", {path: 'month'}, function () {});
    this.resource("calendar_week", {path: 'week'}, function () {});
    this.resource("calendar_day", {path: 'day'}, function () {});
  })
});

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    $scope.$watch('[min, max]', function (vals) {
      var min = vals[0], max = vals[1], date = $scope.date;

      var start = moment(date),
        end = moment(date);

      start.hour(min/60);
      start.minute(min % 60);

      end.hour(max/60);

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this.resource("artists", function () {
  this.route("index");
  this.resource("artist", {path: "/artists/:id"}, function () {
    this.route('index');
    this.resource("albums", function () {
      this.route("index");
      this.resource("album", {path: "/albums/:id"}, function () {
        this.route('index');
        this.resource("tracks", function () {
          this.route('index');

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    facebook: function () {
      var route = this;
      FB.login(function (response) {
        if (response.authResponse) {
          var session = route.controllerFor('session');
          session.set('facebookAccessToken', response.authResponse.accessToken)
          session.save().then(function () {
            route.transitionTo('calendar_month')
          });
        }

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ModelProxy = Ember.Object.extend(Ember.Validations.Mixin, Ember.ActionHandler, {
  init: function() {
    this.props = {};

    this._super.apply(this, arguments);
  },

  autosave: false,

  content: null,

endash

// This is a disaster, thanks mostly to jquery-file-upload

App.FileUploadView = Ember.View.extend({
  templateName: 'file_upload_view',
  tagName: 'form',
  classNames: ['file-upload-view', 'clearfix'],
  attributeBindings: ['action', 'method', 'enctype'],
  // action: "http://my_bucket.s3.amazonaws.com/",
  action: null,
  method: "POST",

endash

Idle Reminiscing (on Rails)

Rails, in 2007, was a tall glass of cold water. Coming from a world of spaghetti-coded PHP scripts (if you were lucky—ColdFusion, Java, or ASP if you weren't) it seemed to be the right framework at the right time: the router took away the jumble of scripts that hard-coded our app endpoints, the "MVC" structure and naming conventions fit all of our code into nice, individually labeled bins, and ActiveRecord single-handedly eliminated 99% of the reams of hand-coded, error-prone, wildly insecure SQL that littered our codebases.

In time, though, it's become more and more clear that Rails was simply a framework at the right time. Rails didn't impose a new object-oriented structure on our previously formless apps... it simply imposed a new Railsy structure, and obscured the difference with a language change. If a block of code went at the top of a PHP file, that same chunk of code, transmogrified, got stuck into the controller, by default, because that was the first point o