Ember, Node & CouchDB at Artoo

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Building Ambitious Ember Applications! Kaushik Bhat & Sameer Segal Artoo (www.artoo.in) Image Credit: http://boonconic.com/content/images/2014/Feb/C_nim.gif

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Ambitious? • 613 Coffee Files • 225 Models • 108 Routes • 187 Controllers • 147 Templates • 5 Adapters & 2 Serializers Image Credit: http://static.minutewith.com/img/couchdb.png | http://img.scoop.it/60POAMcoOs1QpSs9vvthV4XXXL4j3HpexhjNOf_P3YmryPKwJ94QGRtDb3Sbc6KY http://blogs.encamina.com/returnvalue/wp-content/uploads/sites/7/2014/05/nodejs_logo.png | http://lucene.apache.org/images/lucene_logo_green_300.png

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• Doesn’t Ember have Active Generation? • Yes, we have tried to do the bare minimum and not ﬁght Ember

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Demo

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Amount of time spent by users on the platform

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Full Text Search using Lucene

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Forms through components and ember-validations

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Using ACE editor as a component

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5 Ember App-lets • Split the functionality into 5 Ember app-lets that are loaded at runtime to make a Giant Ember Application • Modiﬁcations to Ember App Kit • Ember Resolver • Grunt Options

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Adapter & Serializers • Extending RESTAdapter • Embedded Payloads, Polymorphic types • CouchDB • Lucene • Nodejs • By sticking to Ember conventions, we were able to improve our APIs

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Components • Graphs (nvd3 + d3) • Forms (inspired by ember-forms) • ... and everything in between

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Testing • Unit testing with QUnit • Setup `moduleFor` • Basic spies to speed up your tests

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Q & A