Ember comes with a rich API out-of-the-box, extending vanilla JavaScript classes and introducing new structures, providing enhanced capabilities such as two-way data binding, property observation, and so on. It provides smarter replacements for most of the common JavaScript constructs such as objects and arrays.
Ember.Object
is the main base class of all Ember objects. It provides a class system with advanced features such as mixins and constructor methods. Ember.Object
provides many special features, such as computed properties, data binding, and property-value change observers.
You can inherit all the features of Ember.Object
in your objects; just extend it in a purely object-oriented fashion, as given in the following code:
var User = Ember.Object.extend({ ... });
The preceding snippet is just a declaration of the User
type. Now, you need to instantiate this class structure in order to use it in your program,...