We have covered how you can quickly get started with creating Ember.js applications easily by using Yeoman generators. We started off by creating a configuration object that will hold settings for the entire application. Next, we modified the application and index layouts to display the site title and navigation links, and then we explored the Handlebars templating system by binding data from the applications' configuration file to display a list of features.

We then created a simple CRUD operation that allows one to fetch records from a data store, modify them, and then save them back into the data store. We covered the core concepts of the Ember.js framework to give you an idea of how powerful and robust it truly is.

Next up, we are going to explore the world of creating custom Yeoman generators. We will take a look at using a generator to scaffold a custom generator that will be customized to scaffold a simple website using predefined templates and options.