Using Padrino with Ember CLI Part 5: Realtime

Note: This article was updated on 8th April 2015 thanks to Phil from Pusher with a better solution for preventing duplicate data. You can see the content of the original post here.

Using Padrino with Ember CLI Part 4: Authorisation

In the last article I went through how to implement authorisation with Ember-simple-auth and Padrino. The next logical step is to implement authorisation with the same toolset.

Using Padrino with Ember CLI Part 3: Authentication

While thinking about what to write for this week's article it occured that I never touched on authentication with Ember and Padrino in my previous articles. So I think this is the perfect excuse to continue with the series!

Using Padrino with Ember CLI Part 2

You can view the full source for this article on Github. I am using the following library versions for this tutorial: IO.js v1.2.0 NPM 2.5.1 watchman 3.0.0 (Installed with homebrew) Ember 1.8.1 Ember Data 1.0.0-beta.14.1 jQuery 1.11.2 Handlebars 1.3.0

Using Padrino with Ember CLI Part 1

After listening to the Ruby Rogues’ Padrino episode I was sold on the idea of using Padrino for smaller websites and simple API’s. I know Grape is also a perfect contender for building an Ember APIs but: