Fixing Ember CLI linting errors

I recently updated my Ember CLI to version 2.13.2 and started a new project. I was greeted with erros because babel-lint wasn’t configured, firstly it was build errors that I cannot remember (or reproduce at the moment).But I was also getting linting errors because import is a reserved word, obviously this was obfusticating any actual errors from being displayed. I added this file to the root directory of my project and since then I’ve not had any issues with it, even when creating new projects.

Update And Problem Solving

First off a quite update. I got two days into writing a new post every night and then had a small family emergency on the third night in so I put a temporary hold on them. I am starting them back up again now. Now for the fun bit. Problem Solving. This post is not all about the process of problem solving and the processes you can apply, it’s more about just using your brain.

Ember JS and Cordova Experiences and Plans

First off, sorry for the post being a day late! I've been swamped with work and a lot of personal stuff. I hope this post can be of use to some of you though! Lately, I have been writing small phone apps that do some fairly useful stuff for me. Like keeping a track on my long term injury pain and other stuff of that nature. The use these apps I've been using Ember CLI and Cordova for my technology stack.

Why using EmberJS without EmberCLI is a Terrible Idea.

EmberJS is a front end javascript framework for writing single page web applications. It follows an MVC programming pattern. It is very similar to AngularJS and other similar frameworks. One thing I believe sets EmberJS apart from the alternatives is the Ember-CLI project. Ember CLI is exactly what is says on the tin; a Command Line Interface for Ember applications. It has a lot of fantastic features such as: app folder structure, naming conventions, dependency management, continuous compiling and unit testing.