<commit_before># Good places for information #

## https://guides.emberjs.com ##

Up-to-date guide which covers the basics of Ember. Good source for beginners
to get an overview of the project structure.

## https://ember-cli.com/ ##

Documentation for Ember-CLI. Handles everything you'll need to know about
the command line tool.

## https://emberobserver.com/ ##

Good site to find addons for different things. Can be anything, for example:

* `ember-cp-validations` for form validation
* `ember-simple-auth` to to authentication
* `ember-leaflet` to handle maps

To see if something has been done before, simple navigate to the site and enter
a search term. Eg. "tree" to find a tree view.

This will give you a list of suggestions and a scoring based on activity in the
project, contributors, nr of issues etc.

The addon page will contain links to source and documentation. See the [ember
guide on addons for more information](https://guides.emberjs.com/v2.6.0/addons-and-dependencies/managing-dependencies/).


## https://www.emberaddons.com/ ##

Similar as `Ember Observer` and also contains information from Ember Observer.

## Blogs and video tutorials ##

* http://emberwatch.com/
* https://dockyard.com/blog/categories/ember<commit_msg>Added emberway.io to tips<commit_after># Good places for information #

## https://guides.emberjs.com ##

Up-to-date guide which covers the basics of Ember. Good source for beginners
to get an overview of the project structure.

## https://ember-cli.com/ ##

Documentation for Ember-CLI. Handles everything you'll need to know about
the command line tool.

## https://emberobserver.com/ ##

Good site to find addons for different things. Can be anything, for example:

* `ember-cp-validations` for form validation
* `ember-simple-auth` to to authentication
* `ember-leaflet` to handle maps

To see if something has been done before, simple navigate to the site and enter
a search term. Eg. "tree" to find a tree view.

This will give you a list of suggestions and a scoring based on activity in the
project, contributors, nr of issues etc.

The addon page will contain links to source and documentation. See the [ember
guide on addons for more information](https://guides.emberjs.com/v2.6.0/addons-and-dependencies/managing-dependencies/).


## https://www.emberaddons.com/ ##

Similar as `Ember Observer` and also contains information from Ember Observer.

## Blogs and video tutorials ##

* https://emberway.io/
* http://emberwatch.com/
* https://dockyard.com/blog/categories/ember
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