Introduction This tutorial is the fifth part of our series on test-driving an Ember.js application. In this series, we have been building a complete application using Ember.js and Ruby on Rails. The premise of our application is a digital bookcase, where we can keep track of all the books we own. If you’ve finished the […]
This tutorial is the fourth part of our series on test-driving an Ember.js application. Here’s a quick recap of our last tutorial. We first started building out our Ember application using a route plus a template. We then transitioned our work to a component, which is where we’ll start from in this tutorial. We weren’t […]
In the last tutorial in this series, we created an API using Rails 5 (which just went to Beta 1). In that tutorial, we mostly focused on the server, but we also considered what we were going to do with the Ember application we built in the first tutorial in the series. We recommend that […]
Test Driving an Ember Application Welcome back! If this is the first tutorial on Ember.js you are reading on Semaphore Community, it’s recommended that you first read Part 1, where we laid the groundwork with Ember and created some client-side models. In this tutorial, we’re taking a little break from Ember and looking at building […]
Introduction Being a developer, you probably own a lot of computer books. In this post, we’ll get started by building an application to store our books. We’ll create a new application using Ember.js CLI and use TDD to fully test our application. We’re going to be building a simplified version of the application DevBookcase. While […]