When the user clicks the “Fave this” button, the faveBand action gets triggered, which fires the component’s faveAction that was passed in ( setAsFavorite, in the above case), on its parent component, band-list. ndAction('faveAction', this.get('band')) Let’s now see the template and component definition of band-list-item: // app/templates/components/band-list-item.hbs The action name that should be invoked when the user clicks on the button is passed into the band-list-item component, and becomes the value of its faveAction property. Let’s assume we have the following routes in our application: Router.map(function()
1: Expecting the Model Hook to Fire When All Context Objects Are Passed In With the following post, I hope to provide a map to evade these. But, as with any advanced framework, there are still pitfalls Ember developers may fall into. As the reasoning goes, it is better to take the time to get the solution for the core problem right, and then bake it into the framework, instead of throwing up our hands and letting everybody fend for themselves when they need to find a solution.Įmber.js is constantly evolving to make development even easier. However, finding the right abstraction, and covering all the cases, takes time and input from the whole community. One of its tenets is “convention over configuration,” and the conviction that there is a very large part of development common to most web applications, and thus a single best way to solve most of these everyday challenges. Ember.js is a comprehensive framework for building complex client-side applications.
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