December 2015

This collection has links on privacy and Edward Snowden, emberjs and others about HTML5, security, coding, testing, etc..

At this point in the EmberJS Framework Basics Part 2 video the author explains how you can make (computed) properties out of 'normal' methods by using what the ember.js Ember.Object offers. It starts out with friend.age(), which returns what you expect. The author wants to write this as a property (as one accesses it in ember!) like this friend.get('age'). How is that done? Well, ember extends the native prototype of Function, so you can write this inside an ember object definition age: function (){}.property().

730.975 byte - the size of the main JS file of an empty app that ends up in the dist folder after building the app by ember build --environment=production.