mmset

Yep -> http://emberjs.com/api/classes/Ember.DefaultResolver.html

This is very different at the moment, not only you could have patch updates for the modified properties but you could also perform rollback in case something is rejected by the server and so on and on.

Hi, I will try to answer your questions:

It is all about the resolver who does this job for you.

Ember convention is to have adapter & serializer per model which comes abs brilliant when you go into later stage in your project. If you intent to have model Person Ember would expect that you provide Person(Model) , PersonSerializer ,PersonAdapter where missing will use the application default ones. Default ones are resolved with App.ApplicationAdapter, App.ApplicationSerializer .

So if you do store.find('person', 1) Ember's default resolver would try App.Person then resolve the adapter App.PersonAdapter || App.ApplicationAdapter and App.PersonSerializer || App.ApplicationSerializer.

1) Store will use the resolver to identify the class

var attr = DS.attr;

App.Person = DS.Model.extend({ firstName: attr(), lastName: attr(), birthday: attr() });

store.find('person', 1);// resolver will search in App.Person (classified name) namespace (ember-cli will do that a bit differently)

2) the application namespace where the resolver performs the lookup - check App.__container__ registry

3)That's how the resolver work it checked as stated above.

Hope this helps you.

I had exactly the same experience! Can't agree more with the article.

I use LESS because easy very easy to compile with node.js. Not to disregard the fact that Bootstrap 3 is LESS bound.