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Ember.js Web Development with Ember CLI
About This Book
Build scalable web applications with Ember.js and Ember CLI
Leverage the working examples to gain more insight into the Ember framework
Manage dependencies and use the broccoli asset pipeline, the ES6 compatible module system, and more with a strong Ember CLI focus
Who This Book Is For
If you are a JavaScript developer who is starting out to build ambitious Ember.js application, or a developer who has prior Ember.js experience and want to transition your application to the latest Ember.js version with Ember CLI, then this book is for you.
What You Will Learn
Get started with your first Ember.js application using Ember CLI and learn about its MVC pattern
Understand the object-oriented design principles used in Ember.js including classes and structures
Discover how to use the Ember.js templating system and default handlers
Manage your single-page web application states using Ember.js router and customize templates
Learn to use controllers to communicate display logic to templates
Communicate with your backend server using Ember Data models
Build reusable Ember.js components and learn how to customize them
In Detail
Ember.js is a JavaScript framework based on the Model View Controller design pattern. It brings proven design principles and practices to modern web-based application development and helps you focus on solving your core business problem.
Ember.js Web Development with Ember CLI is for the next generation of web developers who want to build powerful single-page web applications using the simplicity of Ember CLI and the sophistication of the upcoming Ember 2.0. Starting with an introduction to Ember.js, you will explore its object-oriented pattern, cover classes and other properties, diving into great techniques to define your routes when managing applications, and using object and array controllers to encapsulate the application display logic.
Unlike many other books that merely skim the surface, this book has a strong focus on Ember CLI, which will soon be the de facto mode for building apps with Ember.
Authors
Suchit Puri
Suchit Puri is a full-stack software developer and holds a master's degree in software systems.
He has held senior development and technical management positions at some of the world's most prominent companies, such as Huawei, Progress Software, and ThoughtWorks. He is currently working for a Delhi-based start-up called Wingify, which is growing rapidly. He specializes in project inceptions, analysis, coding, deployments, and automation, and clients ranging from small, fast-paced start-ups to big multinationals have benefited from his expertise.
He is also a sought-after speaker and has given presentations at various technical conferences, including JSConf 2014, held in Bangalore, where he spoke about his experience with Ember.js.
Suchit was introduced to Ember.js during its pre-beta days and has been leading a team of developers to create applications for different clients, including one of the largest property evaluators in Australia.
He has been a contributor to books such as Talking With Tech Leads by Patrik Kua.
Suchit's blog can be found at http://suchitpuri.com/.
Build scalable web applications with Ember.js and Ember CLI
Leverage the working examples to gain more insight into the Ember framework
Manage dependencies and use the broccoli asset pipeline, the ES6 compatible module system, and more with a strong Ember CLI focus
Who This Book Is For
If you are a JavaScript developer who is starting out to build ambitious Ember.js application, or a developer who has prior Ember.js experience and want to transition your application to the latest Ember.js version with Ember CLI, then this book is for you.
What You Will Learn
Get started with your first Ember.js application using Ember CLI and learn about its MVC pattern
Understand the object-oriented design principles used in Ember.js including classes and structures
Discover how to use the Ember.js templating system and default handlers
Manage your single-page web application states using Ember.js router and customize templates
Learn to use controllers to communicate display logic to templates
Communicate with your backend server using Ember Data models
Build reusable Ember.js components and learn how to customize them
In Detail
Ember.js is a JavaScript framework based on the Model View Controller design pattern. It brings proven design principles and practices to modern web-based application development and helps you focus on solving your core business problem.
Ember.js Web Development with Ember CLI is for the next generation of web developers who want to build powerful single-page web applications using the simplicity of Ember CLI and the sophistication of the upcoming Ember 2.0. Starting with an introduction to Ember.js, you will explore its object-oriented pattern, cover classes and other properties, diving into great techniques to define your routes when managing applications, and using object and array controllers to encapsulate the application display logic.
Unlike many other books that merely skim the surface, this book has a strong focus on Ember CLI, which will soon be the de facto mode for building apps with Ember.
Authors
Suchit Puri
Suchit Puri is a full-stack software developer and holds a master's degree in software systems.
He has held senior development and technical management positions at some of the world's most prominent companies, such as Huawei, Progress Software, and ThoughtWorks. He is currently working for a Delhi-based start-up called Wingify, which is growing rapidly. He specializes in project inceptions, analysis, coding, deployments, and automation, and clients ranging from small, fast-paced start-ups to big multinationals have benefited from his expertise.
He is also a sought-after speaker and has given presentations at various technical conferences, including JSConf 2014, held in Bangalore, where he spoke about his experience with Ember.js.
Suchit was introduced to Ember.js during its pre-beta days and has been leading a team of developers to create applications for different clients, including one of the largest property evaluators in Australia.
He has been a contributor to books such as Talking With Tech Leads by Patrik Kua.
Suchit's blog can be found at http://suchitpuri.com/.
174 pages, Paperback
First published May 27, 2015
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