I\'m trying to learn some Ember.js and while I realize everything is in flux and the moment, it seems that this bit of code from the Sproutcore 2 guides (which are linked to
There are plans to bring back ObjectController
/ObjectProxy
. Peter and I have started working on it here, but we need to add some lower level functionality to Ember before it can be fully supported.
Until then, you can use Ember.Object
with a content
property. You'll have to explicitly reference the content property in property paths (eg. App.userController.content
). When ObjectController
is finished you'll be able to switch your controllers to inherit from it instead and you can update your property paths to not explicitly reference content
.
UPDATED: Yes, Ember.ObjectController
is a first-class part of Ember and is most frequently used to proxy a model's properties for easy rendering by templates. See http://emberjs.com/api/classes/Ember.ObjectController.html for documentation.
It's in master now, see: https://github.com/emberjs/ember.js/commit/c6954ba40ab9f007dd499634bfccf40fc31a73d7