Lessons:14Length:2.5 hours
4.2 Router
The first component that we'll take a look at is the router. It's the frontline of battle, almost everything starts in the router. It's responsible of handling state in your application, setting the content to a controller and instantiating a view and template to render stuff to the screen.
In this lesson you will learn how to define your routes and how to pass some different options to it to flex your application to your needs. Some of the available options will not be shown until later in the course as you need to understand the remaining components a little better, they'll be revealed in time.
1.Introduction
1.1Introduction05:21
1.1
Introduction
05:21
1.2Installation and Bootstrap07:06
1.2
Installation and Bootstrap
07:06
2.The Object Model
2.1Classes and Objects08:25
2.1
Classes and Objects
08:25
2.2Computed Properties04:22
2.2
Computed Properties
04:22
3.Application Components
3.1Observers04:30
3.1
Observers
04:30
4.Demonstration
4.1Ember Architecture Explained08:20
4.1
Ember Architecture Explained
08:20
4.2Router07:07
4.2
Router
07:07
4.3Controllers14:33
4.3
Controllers
14:33
4.4Views23:28
4.4
Views
23:28
4.5Templates13:43
4.5
Templates
13:43
4.6Models16:45
4.6
Models
16:45
5.Application Build
5.1Let's Build an Ember App! Part 118:43
5.1
Let's Build an Ember App! Part 1
18:43
5.2Let's Build an Ember App! Part 215:07
5.2
Let's Build an Ember App! Part 2
15:07
6.Conclusion
6.1Final Tips04:09
6.1
Final Tips
04:09
