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Rock and Roll With Ember.js v1.13.7 Is Out

I am happy to announce another update to the Rock and Roll with Ember.js book, in line with the latest Ember CLI, 1.13.7. Book customers have already received the updated version, here is how it got better:

  • Update to Ember CLI 1.13.7
  • Upgrade to Ember version 1.13.6
  • Explain better the difference between sync and async test helpers and how these latter work in Ember
  • Make the stubs for creating bands and songs not take an id, to be similar to how the actual API works
  • Update section about Ember Data being in beta
  • Show what the custom submit async helper does when it first appears
  • Remove unit tests for components as ember generate component-test now generates integration-style tests
  • Extract the wait helper used across two examples (for showing loading routes/templates)
  • Update jsbin in the Templates chapter to use the latest Ember version
  • Fix importing the capitalizeHelper in the code snippet in the book
  • Last but not least, the pdf version of the book now has page numbers and a nice, expandable table of contents so you can jump to any chapter or section from anywhere:

    Collapsable TOC and page numbers

    I know, it seems extremely simple to have them from the start but the way the pdf was generated did not allow for this so we had to find another way. I again worked with Almudena Garcia on these design changes and I whole-heartedly recommend her if you have some front-end (HTML & CSS) tasks to get done.

There are a couple of other, smaller changes and you can see the whole list in the issues repo. Or you can buy the book here.

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