EmberJS

You can define the multiple models by using RSVP.hash, which uses the objects to return the promises. Syntax Ember.Route.extend ({ model() { return Ember.RSVP.hash({ //code here }) } }); Example The…

A dynamic segment begins with a “:” in route() method followed by an identifier. The URL is defined with an id property in the model. Syntax Router.map(function() { this.route('linkpage', { path: '/linkpage/:identifier'…

Dynamic model defines the routes with dynamic segments which are used by Ember to access the value from URL. A dynamic segment begins with a : in the route() method and followed…

You can specify a route's model, by defining the template name in the route which is the same name as the data template, and implement its model hook. Ember.Route.extend ({…

The wildcard routes are used to match the multiple routes. It catches all routes which are useful when the user enters an incorrect URL and displays all the routes in…

A dynamic segment begins with a “:” in route() method followed by an identifier. The URL is defined with an id property in the model. Syntax Router.map(function() { this.route('linkpage', { path: '/linkpage/:identifier'…

You can define nested routes by defining a template inside another template by passing a callback to the current route. Syntax Router.map(function() { this.route('link-page', { path: 'pathTolinkpag' }, function() {…

The router matches the current URL with routes responsible for displaying template, loading data and setting up an application state. The router map() method is used for defining the URL mappings that…

Router is a core feature of EmberJs which translates an URL into a series of templates and represents the state of an application.The Ember uses the router to map the…

The object model binding specifies the changes in one direction by using the one way binding method computed.oneWay() and can be useful when specifying the behaviour on another property by overriding. Example…