Ruby on Rails - Ember.js

A sample application(under development) to showcase use of ember.js with ruby on rails.

Thanks to the developers of following gems:

1. ember-rails
2. ember-rest-rails
3. [ember-layout] (https://github.com/ghempton/ember-layout)
4. ember-routemanager

Feature Plan:

1. user login feature
2. articles and sections - A section belongs to an article, and an article has many sections
3. A loggedin user can edit/delete/add articles
4. A public user can only view all the articles

Already implemented features:

1. The basic framework is ready with emberjs routes and layout managers.
2. Login and Registration feature has been implemented.
3. Articles list created for public users and linked with database.

Note: Use console to add new articles.

Currently working on:

1. Articles and sections

Current routes.js file under app/assets/javascripts/config:

Railse.routeManager = Em.RouteManager.create({
  initialState: 'loggedout.home',
  rootView: Railse.layout,

  loggedout: Em.StateManager.create({
    route: 'logged-out',
    enter: function (stateManager, transition) {
      this._super(stateManager, transition);

      var signInView = Railse.SignInView.create();
      var mainNavView = Railse.MainNavView.create();

      Railse.layout.set('sidebar', signInView);
      Railse.layout.set('mainnav', mainNavView);
    },
    home: Em.LayoutState.create({
    route: 'home',
    viewClass: Railse.HomePageView.extend({ text: 'you are currently loggedout.' }),
    enter: function (stateManager, transition) {
      this._super(stateManager, transition);
    }
    }),
    articles: Em.LayoutState.create({
    route: 'articles',
    viewClass: Railse.ArticlesView.extend(),
    enter: function (stateManager, transition) {
      this._super(stateManager, transition);
    }
    })
  }),

  loggedin: Em.LayoutState.create({
    route: 'logged-in',
    viewClass: Railse.UserProfileView.extend(),
    enter: function (stateManager, transition) {
      this._super(stateManager, transition);
      var signInView = Railse.SignInView.create({ loggedin: true });
      var mainNavView = Railse.MainNavView.create();

      mainNavView.initialMenu.push({name: 'Logout', action: 'logout', controllername: 'Railse.usersController'});
      Railse.layout.set('sidebar', signInView);
      Railse.layout.set('mainnav', mainNavView);
    }
  })
});

Disclaimer:

I have tried to follow the standards as much as possible. As I am not yet familiar with any best practices in using emberjs, kindly let me know if I can improve any feature.