It might be just me, but I haven’t been able to figure out where to download Ember Data. I stumbled onto https://github.com/emberjs/data/downloads, but this doesn’t appear to have been updated in a little while and caused a conflict with latest Ember release (I’m guessing it’s because it’s revision 10).
I generally don’t have much trouble with this sort of thing as I’ve been using the ember-rails gem, but I was going through the TODO app walkthrough, and I wasn’t able to easily find a place to download it.
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Currently to get the latest build of Ember Data you need to clone the repo and run rake dist yourself. I don’t believe there’s a singular place where they post updated revisions of the file.
Oh. Right. It’s right there in the README.md for the project. Sorry that I missed it!
I do think they should create the latest-builds branch and just have the latest there, kinda like ember.js does. On IRC people ask all the time for a built version of ember-data because they can’t get ruby env setup properly…
Just a thought.
@mspisars Yeah. If the getting started guide ends up using Ember Data, it seems like a good idea to have a build available for download somewhere. I’m assuming that there’s not an officially built version because it’s not RC yet, but if it ends up becoming part of a core tutorial then it’s a lot to ask to get people to build the library before getting to try anything out.
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I believe @ebryn is working to get automated builds uploaded to S3 after every successful Travis build.
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I bought the highly recommanded peepcode video and downloaded their sample code. We are currently using the version of Ember JS and Ember Data they ship with the sample apps.
I plan to upgrade when the core team will come with a more “official” packaged version. Meanwhile, this version is quite good and we are creating production grade application using Ember JS and Ember Data.
I found links to the development and minified versions of ember-data here: Introduction - Ember Data - Ember Guides