Getting Started with Ember JS

Ember.js is a popular JavaScript framework for building web applications. In this tutorial, we will go through the basics of Ember.js and how to get started with it.

1. Installation – To get started with Ember.js, you need to first install the Ember CLI. You can install the Ember CLI globally by running the following command in your terminal:

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2. Creating a new project – Once you have installed the Ember CLI, you can create a new Ember.js project by running the following command:

javascriptCopy codeember new my-app

3. Understanding the file structure – Ember.js projects have a specific file structure that is important to understand. The main components of an Ember.js project include:

• app folder – Contains the core components of your application, including the models, controllers, and templates.
• public folder – Contains static files that are served by the application.
• config folder – Contains configuration files for the application, including environment-specific configurations.

4. Routing – Ember.js uses a routing system to handle navigation in your application. You can define routes in the app/router.js file. For example, to create a route for a “about” page, you would add the following code:

javascriptCopy codeRouter.map(function() {
  this.route('about');
});

5. Components – Components are the building blocks of an Ember.js application. You can create a new component by running the following command:

perlCopy codeember generate component my-component

6. Templates – Ember.js uses Handlebars templates to render the UI. You can create a new template by creating a new file in the app/templates folder. For example, to create a template for the “about” page, you would create a file named about.hbs in the app/templates folder.
7. Models – Models are the data layer of your Ember.js application. You can create a new model by running the following command:

perlCopy codeember generate model my-model

These are the basics of Ember.js and how to get started with it. With regular practice and exploration, you can become a proficient Ember.js developer