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API docs
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How to bootstrap a project
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Application structure (M/V/C layers and what they're for)
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Getting started with Ember and Rails
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Built-in controls
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How events are handled and bubbled
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Ember.ArrayController
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Array observers, propagation and ArrayProxy
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How the view layer works - 30,000 foot view
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How to use state managers
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Bindings and run loop overview
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Building Ember.js applications (conceptually, what needs to happen?)
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Debugging
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Handlebars composition
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Handlebars helpers
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View layer lifecycle hooks
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@dgeb totally. i've actually rewritten your example in coffeescript locally, will likely share at some point. want to level up my own knowledge before disseminating the codes :-)
@skilesare maybe i'm not following, but Ember does have a loop. Are you looking for a different kind or didn't realize it?
@jackdempsey I just want someone to document it. Maybe with some pictures. See this: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms178472.aspx I'll be more than happy to do it once I really understand it but I'm not there yet.
Hi guys! Yesterday, i wrote a post about how to contribute to Ember docs :)
When dealing with state managers and/or Rails, it would be helpful if best practices for authenticating a user against the back end server were explained. Perhaps an example where unauthenticated users are presented with only a login form and once authenticated, the rest of the interface appears with their name in the corner and the option to log out.
Hi there, what I would find really useful is a list of available plugins.
For instance, I have recently discovered this: http://ghempton.github.com/ember-layout-example/ which I think is really interesting.
@johngouf there are some useful links in the Ember.js wiki
Here is the biggest thing to me. I didn't 'get' asp back in the day. One day I read an article about the 'page life cycle' that made everything gell. All of a sudden I was building server controls and it all made sense.
I'd love a 'page lifecycle' for ember. Or rather the event loop. A set happens. Code Runs. A collection of bindings is cross referenced. Observers run. Loop starts over.