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A starter kit for Ember
https://github.com/emberjs/starter-kit

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A starter kit for Ember

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starter-kit
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## Warning
### For almost all use cases, you should use [https://ember-cli.com](http://ember-cli.com) to create your ember application. Ember starter kit is no longer recommended for new projects and you will find that you are limited in what you can do compared to ember-cli, and documentation will be misleading due to the different style of app construction in ember-cli.

A starter kit for Ember

Your Ember.js project is almost ready! Here's how to get started:

- Start writing your app in `js/app.js`.

- Describe your application HTML in `index.html`.

- During development, you can link to `js/libs/ember-*.js` to get the
unminified version of Ember.js.

- Add CSS to `css/style.css`.

- Open `index.html` in your browser.

Tests
=====

This starter kit comes with an integration test sample, written for QUnit runner.

You can run the tests by opening the `index.html?test` page in your browser.

The test is located in the `tests/tests.js` file. You can see how such an
integration test should be written, using QUnit assertions and ember-testing helpers.

For more information about ember-testing package see [ember-testing](http://emberjs.com/guides/testing/integration/).

For more information about the QUnit testing framework, see [QUnit](http://qunitjs.com/).

Contact
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[www.emberjs.com](http://www.emberjs.com)