Ember.js Fundamentals

[@indiaengineering]

Why not an entire series on Ember?... this screencast is to the point, focused and better than any one out here on web.

[@kylerobinsonyoung]

+arpit shah Thanks! :D I have more screencasts on Ember planned. I was waiting for 2.0 to release and now that it has I can make more without them getting dated too quickly.

[@constantmeiring]

+Kyle Robinson Young Awesome! Ember needs some nice screencasts. It's such an epic framework, but has only started becoming feature stable recently.

[@jesusdavidmontoyalondono5913]

+arpit shah I agree, It's excellent.

[@damny0utoobe]

Hey. I like your style. You first implemented all of the logic in the controller and moved it down to the component. That really helped me understand the ember way of thinking.

[@efraineduardo6653]

Thanks Kyle. After watching some videos I realised you had one and it was the only one that clearly and briefly introduced Ember to us. As usual, great videos, great tutor...

[@kylerobinsonyoung]

+Sir Efrain That is so great to hear! Thank you!

[@rgnet1]

I would pay for a Udemy course made at this pace.

[@Nik-sp3py]

As always, your bears make it a lot simpler to understand :D ... thanks for the video ..

[@kylerobinsonyoung]

+Nikhil Nambiar ˁ˚ᴥ˚ˀ/

[@JustDevInc]

Short and sweet, although a more detailed version would be nice. Hours of googling and trying courses/videos I've found and this is the only modern/outdated one that did it right and was straight to the point. Beary good video as always.

[@kylerobinsonyoung]

+Ousmane Traore Haha thanks! ˁ˚ᴥ˚ˀ

[@ThaEzioAuditore]

Two questions : 1. Are bears taking over ? 2. Would you be open to go over some common JS design patterns ? Thanks for all the hard work, energy and passion you put into those videos, they really help a lot. I keep them as a reference as I am on a journey to further my knowledge of Javascript. It's really handy to just be able to go back to them when I need a refresher on a concept ^^ Keep it up Kyle :)

[@kylerobinsonyoung]

+ThaEzioAuditore Haha thanks! :D 1. They already have ˁ˚ᴥ˚ˀ 2. Good suggestion! I've added to the idea list: github.com/shama/letswritecode/issues/1

[@smoothbeak]

I'm looking forward to you expanding on the bear essentials needed to create Ember apps in upcoming screencasts :)

[@kylerobinsonyoung]

+Daniel Jeffery I see what you did there :D

[@learnwithdeepak6804]

Thanx man. You have explain all basic structure in just 14 minutes. Great

[@KevinGil]

Incredibly helpful tutorial. Thanks dude!!!

[@jusbecuzz2948]

Wonderful tutorial. I currently learning C# and ASP.NET and SQL Server. I plan to learn to build M.E.A.N. apps after I've learned Visual Studio

[@kylerobinsonyoung]

+JusBeCuzz Cool! Thanks!

[@timomuller7609]

this was awesome. I can't wait for your next ember videos ! ;-)

[@张雪松-f9m]

Good work, bro! I like it very much. It's crystal clear.

[@kylerobinsonyoung]

+Zhang Leslie Thanks!

[@ande765a]

Hey Kyle, you should totally do a tutorial on react, flux and relay! Thanks for the video btw

[@kylerobinsonyoung]

+Anders Bredgaard Thuesen Great suggestion! Added to the idea list: github.com/shama/letswritecode/issues/1 Thank you!

[@miguelc1221]

+Anders Bredgaard Thuesen i agree! there are no videos on Redux for React. Good job on the videos!

[@kylerobinsonyoung]

miguel correa Thank you!

[@smoothbeak]

+Anders Bredgaard Thuesen Shhh, he needs to focus on Ember videos ;)

[@achillesnakmuay]

Fantastic tutorials Kyle, thanks for sharing. Subscribed!

[@mrrishiraj88]

Great lecture. Even today. Thanks 🙏👍

[@smoothbeak]

The intro theme always makes me think of the song "Praise You" by Fatboy Slim

[@kylerobinsonyoung]

Ha, yeah I can hear that now as well.

[@aldrinalainroncocarrillo8076]

Excelent Videos, thank you, please more ;-)

[@overflea]

thanks buddy, people like you should run courses

[@kylerobinsonyoung]

+overflea Ha thanks!

[@PRABHURAJA17395]

simply super bro..

[@zebapy]

Should have used whales: saveTheWhales()

[@TylerJBrown192]

Great video Kyle. Are you gonna be at the next Portland Ember meetup mid-December?

[@kylerobinsonyoung]

+Tyler Brown Thanks! I don't do many meetups but do you have a link for it?

[@TylerJBrown192]

+Kyle Robinson Young It has many of the core Ember team members attending (is even hosted at a core member's consulting company). Should be fun I think! www.meetup.com/Ember-PDX/events/226111057/

[@syedsmith2151]

was really usefull..clear and crispy

[@stevemao1368]

data goes down and actions go up :)

[@krishnayallapanthula]

great video, when you click the save bears once you added will that update the json?

[@kylerobinsonyoung]

+krishna yallapanthula It will not. You'll need to send an ajax request to the server in order to persist the changes to the JSON.

[@invengerinet2486]

Great Video !! Thanks for posting such an useful tutorial. I have a question in regards using Ember for web app configurations. I need to build a webapp with Screens configured. For e.g. when admin logs in, he gets to see a set of screens and when normal user logs in, he gets restricted set of screens and each screen would be configured based on client. Whats your thought on using Ember for such a use case and does ember support reusability of views for such scenarios? Appreciate if you could throw some light on this.

[@kylerobinsonyoung]

Yes you can add routes for the admin and check if the user is an admin in the model hook. Build all your views as components then it will be easy to select a set of components to show on admin routes vs user routes.

[@ConquerJS]

When I type 'ember new' everything hangs. It takes up to 10 minutes for everything to finish what's the deal???? I'm on a windows 10 pc core i7 256 ssd, using gitbash as a terminal

[@simeaovidiu4280]

Following you example when sending the bears over a post request, when I checked the form data in console I see only undefined values. Is it only me or someone else had the same problem. Thanks and great video !

[@LizardanNet]

How do I capture radio buttons and select elements data in Ember 2?

[@MarvinBlum]

4k yeah!

[@Funimation98]

Can you give me a basic idea of how to use ember.js for Client Side and Struts Framework for Server Side for an Application. Is it possible? I am Confused!

[@sdevane75]

Anyone able to show me ember pulling data from mongodb? Can't figure out

[@denieru88x]

hi sorry have you install ember 2.0.0 ? do you have a tutorial about it i wait for your help thanks

[@kylerobinsonyoung]

+daniel nuñez Yep! I tried to focus on concepts that will be applicable for both Ember 1.13 and >= 2.0. The biggest change is the deprecation of Ember.View in Ember 1.x. So as long as you Ember.Component all the things, you should be safe in 2.0.

[@lagiator]

helpful!

[@LizardanNet]

If the model lives in the routes, why do we have a models folder?

[@kylerobinsonyoung]

+dnavas The route interfaces with the model. Model meaning: source of data. Such as retrieving data from a remote server or saving some data after an action occurs. The routes job is only to take a request (url, query params, etc), grab data (from a model, ajax request, or some other source) and pass along to the components/views to parse and render. Using models to represent your persistent data is optional. The benefit of using models is it provides a common and optimized interface to the persistent data as opposed to putting AJAX calls all over your routes. You define what the data looks like in your models then interact with the model in your route. Those definitions would live in the models folder.

[@LizardanNet]

+Kyle Robinson Young Got you. Thank you.

[@woosungchu7861]

This must be official tutorial in Ember website..........

[@woosungchu7861]

The current tutorial in Ember website is too complicated to take!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Take this video !!!

[@ECUdweber]

What Sublime Text theme is that?

[@kylerobinsonyoung]

+ECUdweber I am using the Atom Editor: atom.io/

[@ECUdweber]

+Kyle Robinson Young wow looks awesome, thanks!

[@freespeech515]

why react is famous and no one using ember?