This is an ongoing series of posts where I cover how to create a Node/Express/Mongo back-end with an Ember front end. We've already created a REST serverinterface in a previous post then we added in Mongo and finally we added in an edit and delete quote feature. With…
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Earlier last week I created a post on how to create an Ember project with Node and Express. In the last post we added in Mongo. Now let's see if we can add a little more functionality to our application. As of now the app can only list quotes that…
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In my previous blog post we went over creating an Ember project with Node or iojs. To keep it simple we created an Express application with only one route that directed everything to our public/index.html. The index.html was the compiled Ember.js route. Dan Hutchinson in the…
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