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Road to 1.0 - an ember-engines roadmap

These are the items that we envision should be completed in order for the ember-engines project to get to version 1.0. This list should not imply an order or priority; all of these items need to be completed before the project can be considered ready for 1.0.

Lazy Loading for Routeless Engines

The ability to lazily load routed engines has proven to be very useful; we'd like to enable the same capabilities for routeless engines. Some work has already started (see ember-asset-loader issue #56).

These are the tasks to reach that goal:

  • write helper
  • write accompanying tests
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stevekinney / ember-testing.md
Created February 24, 2015 22:04
Ember Testing Notes

For starters, just go the /test directory.

By default you'll see your JSHint validations in the test suite.

Any file that ends with -test.js will get executed.

Generators also create some tests on your behalf.

So, we actually want to build up and tear down the entire application between tests.