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Build fast, scalable, dynamic, and ambitious single-page web applications by mastering Ember.js
About This Book- Create, test, and deploy powerful and professional web applications
- Debug and modularize your project effectively
- Easily architect solutions to any single page web application needs
If you are a web developer with basic knowledge of Ember.js, this is the book for you. Working knowledge of HTML, CSS, and JavaScript is assumed.
In DetailAs businesses shift towards web-based solutions, theres been an increasing amount of customer needs that can only be met by sophisticated web applications. Building these applications is not easy and huge efforts have been invested in order to realize faster delivery of such applications. Ember.js is one of these efforts and acquiring expert knowledge of its key concepts will enable the realization of shorter and profitable web application development cycles.
Developing single-page web applications is about to get easier! This book introduces you to web application development using the Ember.js web framework. Mastering Ember.js will help you to utilize its full potential and will show you how to create web applications. You will learn about views, event management, logging, debugging, and error management, always focusing on best practices. Finally, you will test your application and learn how to use WebSockets with Ember.js and end the book by modularizing your project.
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Mitchel Kelonye is a software developer from Nairobi who is deeply attached to open source web and mobile technologies. He helps clients all over the world build amazing mobile and web experiences using great tools such as Ember.js. As a self-taught engineer, he was lucky enough to be involved in the use of Ember.js since its inception. Mitchel is currently completing an undergraduate course in Information Technology and can be followed on Twitter @kelonye.
John Christopher has more than 15 years of technical experience ranging from military weather applications to online auction platforms. He is currently the VP of Engineering at C2FO. In previous years, John was a weather forecaster in the United States Navy, and he still enjoys talking weather.
I would like to thank my wife, Debbie, and my four wonderful kids (Ian, Ethan, Evelyn, and Aiden) for letting me take the time to work on this project.
Chad Hietala is a self-taught frontend engineer and has been developing software for over 8 years. During this time, he has architected and developed several large JavaScript applications using a variety of frontend technologies such as Backbone, Angular, and Ember.
Chad is currently employed at LinkedIn where he works on frontend infrastructure and other cross-functional projects.
James A Rosen is a senior user happiness engineer at Zendesk. He writes Ruby and JavaScript and is currently working on improving performance, scalability, and developer happiness on large-scale distributed web applications. He holds a BS degree in Computer Science and Music from Washington University in St. Louis and an MS degree in Information Security Policy and Management from Carnegie Mellon University. He has written for the Zendesk Developers blog and contributed to technical books, including editing Understanding the Four Rules of Simple Design , Corey Haines .
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Mastering Ember.js is a must-read for any web developer who wishes to start writing ambitious web applications that rival native web apps. It's packed with practical samples that show how easy it is to architect these applications. This book was inspired by the need for an Ember.js resource that explained Ember.js better using real-world examples.
, Introduction to Ember.js , introduces the key concepts of Ember.js.
, Understanding Ember.js Objects and Mixins , discusses Ember.js primitive objects that are the foundation of the other higher-level concepts.
, Routing and State Management , details how a browser's location-based state management is accomplished in Ember.js apps.
, Writing Application Templates , discusses how templates in an Ember.js application are defined and written.
, Controllers , explains how controllers function as proxies to route models.
, Views and Event Management , discusses how tight DOM-specific logic can be implemented in the view layer.
, Components , introduces the reader to Ember.js components that enable authors to create custom and modular HTML elements.
, Data Persistence through REST , discusses the different ways in which Ember.js applications can connect to remote data sources through REST.
, Logging, Debugging, and Error Management , discusses how bugs within Ember.js applications can be traced and monitored.
, Testing Your Application , outlines the different unit- and integration-testing techniques that can be employed to guarantee the development of stable applications.
, Building Real-time Applications , explains how real-time web technologies can be integrated into Ember.js applications.
, Modularizing Your Project , provides an in-depth explanation of how to better organize large-scale Ember.js applications.
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