A 30-minute screencast by Tom Dale.
The Stonewall Inn
Today's Document
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Jimmy Eat World
Show & Tell
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@emberjs
A 30-minute screencast by Tom Dale.
A Getting Started Tutorial
A bunch of resources found helpful for ramping up on the latest Ember
A month old, but still good: Toran Billups's intro screencast
Official blog. From Tom Dale
Yes. All of this.
Gordon Hempton shows how to router state changes as page views in analytics apps like Google Analytics or Mixpanel.
New post on EmberNoob.com talking about the new version of ember-latest.js that was uploaded yesterday, plus some interesting coverage of related GitHub features.
Over on NetTuts, José Mota walks through Ember and Backbone basics and points out their primary differences in philosophy.
We've known how to make Handlebars {{helpers}} for a while, but they're only half as useful if you cannot bind easily. This post shows how to make bound helpers by inserting auxiliary views.
@trek, who has written substantial Ember.js documentation and assists in the IRC channel, writes about best practices of putting Ember to use. A must-read.
Ember.js and elasticsearch
In the [“JavaScript Web Applications and elasticsearch”](http://www.elasticsearch.org/tutorials/2012/08/22/javascript-web-applications-and-elasticsearch.html) article, you'll find an extensive walktrough of using elasticsearch as a persistence storage for Ember.js applications, via the [Ember Data elasticsearch adapter](https://github.com/karmi/ember-data-elasticsearch). The second example application from the article uses a [Goliath](https://github.com/postrank-labs/goliath/)-based proxy written in Ruby to authenticate requests to elasticsearch with Twitter @Anywhere login.