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Using Yo Ember instead of Ember-Rails

First Generate Ember application using Yo Ember generator

1. Install yeoman npm install -g yo grunt-cli bower
2. Install ember-generator npm install -g generator-ember
3. Create your project mkdir webapp && cd webapp
4. Generate ember template yo ember
5. Run itgrunt server

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[
  {
    "keys": ["ctrl+shift+t"],
    "command": "delete_trailing_spaces"
  },
	{
    "keys": ["ctrl+shift+d"],
    "command": "toggle_trailing_spaces"
  },
  { 

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Gemfile

• Mongoid for mongodb communication
• Devise for authentication and oAuth
• Active Model Serializer for JSON formatting. Alot cleaner and faster than hash views solutions like RABL
• Api versions for versioning API
• Sidekiq for background jobs. Awesome dashboard and alot easier (with less bugs) than resque
• HTTParty for sending push notifications to pushbots
• SendGrid for sending emails
• LetterOpener for viewing emails in the browser (Development)
• Roadie for compiling css to be inline for emails

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Deployment Setup

1. Create user deployer added to root and www-data groups
2. Setup github deploy keys. Guide
3. Setup rbenv on deployer, install ruby 1.9.3 or 2.0, and bundler
4. Install rbenv plugins rbenv-sudo, rbenv-rehash, and rbenv-vars
5. Add Environment variables to rbevn vars,
6. Install Nginx
7. Comment # [ -z "$PS1" ] && return from bashrc, so using su - deployer in an non-interactive shell loads rbenv
8. Fix locale problems by adding export LC_ALL="en_US.UTF-8" into ~/.bashrc
9. Use sudo visudo append %deployer ALL=(ALL) ALL for allowing sudo command for group deployer, and deployer ALL=NOPASSWD: ALL no password for user deployer

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Login using SSH with no password

1. Create or Copy Development machine's public RSA located ~/.ssh/id_rsa.pub
2. Login to server and paste it in vim ~/.ssh/authorized_keys
3. Ensure that /etc/ssh/sshd_config contains PubkeyAuthentication yes and RSAAuthentication yes uncommented
4. Finally set chmod go-w ~/, chmod 700 ~/.ssh, and chmod 600 ~/.ssh/authorized_keys to make sure that permissions are set correctly