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The most up-to-date book to learn Ember Octane

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Rock&Roll with Ember.js Octane

Build ambitious apps with confidence

Ember.js is a kick-ass framework for building web applications. It's the only tool you need (on the client-side) to craft your idea into a working wonder. However, its strong opinions and heavy reliance on “convention over configuration” can give developers who are new to the framework a hard time figuring out how Ember wants them to do things.

This book helps to overcome that initial frustration, and help you grok Ember a lot faster, by pinpointing the core concepts and explaining them in detail. Once you understand them you are on your way to taming and mastering Ember.js. So don't fear the learning curve.

This book -- like Ember itself -- is for teams and individuals who want the productivity boost that comes from shared community solutions. Instead of reinventing the wheel, use Ember. Instead of scouring the web for advice on how to use Ember, read this book.

Edward Faulkner
— Edward Faulkner Ember Core Team, Lead Developer at Cardstack

The book guides you through the steps of building a real application so that you can see how the concepts are applied in practice. You'll learn about the building blocks of Ember one by one, in a way that crushes the steep learning curve. Knowledge is dripped in slowly, chapter by chapter, to prevent you from drowning in a sea of novel information. By improving an existing and working application, you will learn more quickly and new knowledge will sink in deeper.

Balint Erdi

About me

Hello there, I'm Balint Erdi.

I have a long history of building web applications and have mostly been a back-end guy.

On a grey, chilly February day in 2013 that I’ll never forget (maybe it was January?) I got acquainted with Ember.js. Ember.js made that day bright and the ones that came after that. After learning the ropes I shifted gears and have been proselytizing for Ember since that summer.

I gave workshops at EmberConf and Eurucamp, and presented at EmberConf, EmberFest, AgentConf and Arrrrcamp. I started an Ember.js mailing list, made an introductory screencast series and have been sending Ember content to my dear subscribers on a weekly basis. I have also written guest articles for Safari Books Online, AirPair, Firebase and Toptal.

I guess you could say I’m pretty passionate about Ember.

Oh, and I love rock & roll, obviously.