Ember.js and Related Technologies
A common mistake I see in many Ember apps by new developers is the use of absolute paths in class definitions. In this post, I'll explain why this is bad and what you should do instead. Unlike some of the other areas I've address, this one isn't a technical issue, it's just a matter of good design.
Read moreIn a previous post, I wrote a bit
about how the {{bind}} and {{bindAttr}} helpers that you can use in
your Handlebars templates. However, if you try to bind to a form input
or other changing element, you'll notice that your changes don't get
recognized. Let me explain to you why this doesn't work and what you can
do about it.
Another common point of confusion for Ember newcomers is naming. Not only does proper naming help keep your application code cleaner, it also has an effect on your application's operation. Once you get the hang of it, it's quite simple so read on to learn more.
Read moreI've noticed recently that there's been some confusion about {{bind}}
and {{bindAttr}} in Ember. Both of these helpers serve the same
purpose, to bind properties into your templates, so why do we have two
versions? To understand this a better, we need to know a bit about
how {{bind}} works behind the scenes.