Getting started with Ember.js is tough in these early days of Ember.js. This video helps you get started.

Getting started with Ember.js

Building validation of forms in an Ember.js application.

ember-payment (use branch “validations” )

Validations in Ember.js application

Building a CRUD application in Ember.js .

CRUD application in Ember.js

Learn Ember.js

In JavaScript “function declaration” behaves differently from “function expression”.

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Hoisting is not a real thing

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Scope of a variable in JavaScript

Lexical scoping in JavaScript

Cheating Lexical scoping in JavaScript

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Immediately-Invoked Function Expression (IIFE)

Immediately invoked function expression

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Understanding this in JavaScript

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Understanding (this) part II

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Understanding (this) part III

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Understanding (this) part IV

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How closure works in JavaScript Part I

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How closure works in JavaScript Part II

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Module pattern in JavaScript

Refactor code using module pattern

A review of tools to test ES6

Learn JavaScript Videos

jQuery introduction

jQuery domready

jQuery selectors

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DOM manipulation using jQuery

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jQuery events

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Enhancing forms with jQuery

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jQuery live

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jQuery delegate

Practical usage of Deferred with caching example

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jQuery deferred

Avoid domready when possible

Learn jQuery

A short walkthrough of how to add watermark to Screenflow videos.

Watermarking videos

Recording videos on mac

How we make videos for our clients

Learn making videos using screenflow

How autoloading works in Rails

How Arel works

How Rails boots

How callbacks work in Rails

Discusses how to use pjax technique in a Ruby on Rails application.

Current state of pjax support in browsers

Pjax on Rails

In all our applications we have a directory called app/services. In this directory we put all kinds of services. Now what’s a service.

A service is anything that a model should not be concerned about. Like How to send SMS, how to deliver email, making call to external service, parsing CSV file. It all depends on the application what should be in the model and what should be in the services.

The additional job of services is to keep model thin and manageable by extracting certain business rule into a service in itself.

7 Patterns to refactor fat Active Record models

Using services to manage code

Use uuid and tagged logging to debug Rails application.

#config/intializers/tagged_logging.rb 
 Wheel::Application.config.log_tags = [ :subdomain, :uuid ] 


 #app/controllers/application_controller.rb 
 before_action :set_honeybadger_context 

 def set_honeybadger_context 
   hash = { uuid: request.uuid } 

   if current_user 
       hash.merge!({ user_id: current_user.id, user_email: current_user.email }) 
   end 

     Honeybadger.context hash 
 end

Use uuid, X-Request-Id and tagged logging

Ruby on Rails Videos

Discussed basics of table view and how a view is connected to a controller.

git clone https://github.com/bigbinary/lrm.git 
 cd episode-1 
 bundle exec rake

Ep. 1 - Table basics

How ios table caches cells so that a new cell is not created for every single record.

git clone https://github.com/bigbinary/lrm.git 
 cd episode-2 
 bundle exec rake

Ep. 2 - Caching of table cells

    git clone https://github.com/bigbinary/lrm.git 
    cd episode-3 
 PART=1 rak 

 rmq.log :tree 

 rmq(157498448).style{ |s| s.frame = {l: 100, t: 80, w: 100, h: 30} } 
    rmq(157498448).style{|s| s.background_color = rmq.color.white} 
    rmq(157498448).move({t: 50}) 
    rmq(157498448).move({t: 250})

Ep. 3 - Building login screen using RMQ part I

Second part of the two parts episode of how to build login screen using RMQ.

git clone https://github.com/bigbinary/lrm.git 
 cd episode-3 
 PART=2 rake

Ep. 4 - Building login screen using RMQ part II

Discusses how to handle user interaction in a form.

git clone https://github.com/bigbinary/lrm.git 
 cd episode-3 
 PART=4 rake

Ep. 5 - Making form interact with user

The app makes real authentication call to authentication server developed using Ruby on Rails and hosted on heroku.

git clone https://github.com/bigbinary/lrm.git 
 cd episode-3 
 PART=5 rake

Ep. 6 - Authentication with server

git clone https://github.com/bigbinary/lrm.git 
 cd episode-3 
 PART=6 rake

Ep. 7 - Help and view for reset password

Added real call to a server to handle “Reset Password Request”.

git clone https://github.com/bigbinary/lrm.git 
 cd episode-3 
 bundle exec rake

Ep. 8 - Reset Password by invoking API

Ep. 9 - Send email from help screen

Show spinner when a call to external API is made. Hide the spinner when response is received.

git clone https://github.com/bigbinary/lrm.git 
 cd episode-10 
 bundle exec rake

Ep. 10 - Show spinner

Use MotionModel to have ActiveRecord like queries capabilities to Language model.

git clone https://github.com/bigbinary/lrm.git 
 cd episode-11 
 bundle exec rake

Ep. 11 - MotionModel &amp; UITableViewCellStyleValue

Added queries to the Language Model using MotionModel.

git clone https://github.com/bigbinary/lrm.git 
 cd episode-12 
 bundle exec rake

Ep. 12 - UITabBar

Use grouped table feature to show Security and “App Version” information.

git clone https://github.com/bigbinary/lrm.git 
 cd episode-13 
 bundle exec rake

Ep. 13 - Grouped UITableView

Building lock code functionality by starting with “Enter your code screen”.

git clone https://github.com/bigbinary/lrm.git 
 cd episode-14 
 bundle exec rake

Ep. 14 - Lock code functionality

Added “auto forward” and “backspace” feature in “Enter your code” screen.

git clone https://github.com/bigbinary/lrm.git 
 cd episode-15 
 bundle exec rake

Ep. 15 - Backspace and auto forward feature

If lock code was properly entered in “Enter you code” screen then the screen should automatically advance to “Confirm your code” screen.

git clone https://github.com/bigbinary/lrm.git 
 cd episode-16 
 bundle exec rake

Ep. 16 - Confirmation of lock code

git clone https://github.com/bigbinary/lrm.git 
 cd episode-17 
 bundle exec rake

Ep. 17 - Change lock code

Show lock screen when application comes to foreground from background.

git clone https://github.com/bigbinary/lrm.git 
 cd episode-18 
 bundle exec rake

Ep. 18 - Using lock code when app opens

git clone https://github.com/bigbinary/lrm.git 
 cd episode-19 
 bundle exec rake

Ep. 19 - Using lock code when app is idle

Learn RubyMotion

Merging multiple commits into a single commit.

$ git checkout topic-branch-name 
 $ git rebase -i HEAD~n # n is the number of commits you want to merge. 
 $ git push -f # because git push will get rejected

Learn RubyMotion

Episodes

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