To get the current queue in Ember.js, you can use the Ember.run.backburner library. This library allows you to work with queues of tasks in Ember's run loop system. You can access the current queue by using Ember.run.currentRunLoop. This will return the cu...

To integrate Ember.js with Express.js, you need to follow these steps:First, make sure you have both Ember.js and Express.js installed in your project. Create a new Ember app using the Ember CLI. This will generate the necessary files and folders for your fron...

To inject third-party JavaScript in an Ember.js template, you can use the Ember.run.scheduleOnce method to ensure that the JavaScript code is executed after the template has been rendered. This method allows you to run a function after the next rendering of th...

To add templates to sub-directories in Ember.js, you can create a sub-directory within the "templates" directory in your Ember project. You can then create individual template files within this sub-directory that correspond to the routes or components ...

In Ember.js, observers are functions that are used to watch for changes in specific properties on objects and take action when those changes occur. When using observers in Ember.js, it is important to know how to determine which object or property has changed ...