for reference this link explains very well on component sendAction and is eye opener http://coryforsyth.com/2014/09/24/communicating-with-ember-js-components-using-sendaction/
@mtangoo Yes, this is quite frustrating.
I can’t wait for Routeable Components, and I agree with @RGL9032 above – dependencies seem like nice to haves but seriously I don’t get why pods and angle-bracket are needed. I tried the routeable components experimental feature flag, and it worked just fine.
I have nothing against controllers except they are cognitive burden. When learning a framework, I’d rather have to learn 5 concepts than 6. That’s a bad tradeoff for something we could dispose off and no one would notice much.
Should we use controllers in Ember 2.0? That is what I asked myself a few months ago:
http://emberigniter.com/should-we-use-controllers-ember-2.0/
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