Deliver Audacious Web Apps with Ember 2
| Author | : | |
| Rating | : | 4.50 (843 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1680500783 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 160 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2013-11-21 |
| Language | : | English |
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A solid introduction to Ember.js and its ecosystem Amazon Customer This is a solid introduction to Ember.js, as well as ember-cli and ember-data. The book doesn't go into great depth, but it touches on all the important parts of the framework.I've found it hard to learn Ember.js, because the framework has been in flux and much of the online documentation is out of date. For example, Ember's controllers are scheduled to be deprecated, but a lot of the Ember tutorials were written when controllers were an important part of an Ember application. In this book, the author says: "The Ember team plans to deprecate controllers early in the 2.x release cycle, in. I bought the electronic version and liked the way content is presented I bought the electronic version and liked the way content is presented. As a new learner of Ember I found this book a great introduction how to work with Ember, with very clear and up to date explanations. It contains tips on useful addons from the Ember addons ecosystem as well as developing and publishing your own addon. It is not a long book so the reader can quickly get started working on apps but perhaps an additional more in depth chapter on how the Ember framework functions behind the scenes would be useful for better understanding.. Recommendable book I can only recommend this book, it goes into a lot of detail and with good explanations of how things work together
It's time for web development to be fun again, time to write engaging and attractive apps--fast--in this brisk tutorial. Find out how you can get your crucial app infrastructure up and running quickly, so you can spend your time on the stuff great apps are made of: features.With its 2.0 release, the Ember JavaScript framework has taken a major step forward. Learn how to use Ember's routing classes to organize your app, write web components that marry your user interface and logic without leaky access to state, and read and write data from RESTful services with almost no code. Build a complete user interface in a few lines of code, create reusable web components, access RESTful services and cache the results for performance, and use JavaScript modules to bring abstraction to your code. You'll learn all the essentials of working with Ember.If you're tired of feeling limited by your web development tools, unleash your ambition and start creating ambitious web applications wit
His writing focuses on helping developers do their jobs fast and well.. Matthew White is a technical writer and software developer. His career stretches back to the early days of web development
About the AuthorMatthew White is a technical writer and software developer. His writing focuses on helping developers do their jobs fast and well.. His career stretches back to the early days of web development