So after a few months of inactivity from Emberjs, I’ve decided to come back to abit of development fun! First things first, I had to upgrade a couple of things (once again). I went on to upgrade ember to 1.3.0 and ember-data to one of their 1.0.0 nightly builds. It didn’t require that many changes like before (thank god for that).

One particular...

After I was done with exploring with local fixtures data, its time to experiment with using the RestAdapter provided by Emberjs to call the appropriate json data from the rails backend.

It was pretty simple and straightforward mostly. You basically just change the store to have “adapter: DS.RESTAdapter” and extend the model to have the appropriate...

After setting up all the boilerplate stuff and a quick mock up for the new Task project, I went on to the more dynamic code in Emberjs.

So basically, today I wanted to have tasks displayed out in the /tasks page separated into a few different ‘categories’ - delayed, active, completed, and coming soon etc. Something so simple would probably be done...

Went with ember-rails gem’s default setup, did a bundle install/minimum rails set up and got this error in the browser…

Assertion failed: Ember Handlebars requires Handlebars version 1.0.0, COMPILERREVISION expected: 4, got: 3 - Please note: Builds of master may have other COMPILERREVISION values.