Blueprint
  • Blueprint Developer Guide
  • Quick Start
    • Getting Started
    • My First Application
      • Creating Your Application
      • Controllers
      • Routers & Routes
      • Services
      • Resources & Resource Controllers
      • Validating & Sanitizing Input
      • Unit Testing Your Application
      • Policies
  • Developer Guide
    • The Object Model
      • Introduction
      • Classes and Instances
      • Computed Properties
      • Aggregated Properties
      • Mixins
    • Routers and Controllers
      • Introduction
      • Routers
      • Controllers
      • Resources
    • Models
    • The Server
    • Policy Framework
    • Services
    • Messaging Framework
    • Configuration Management
    • Application and Resources
      • Lookup Operation
      • Views
      • Assets
    • Blueprint Modules
    • Blueprint Cluster
      • What is a Blueprint Cluster?
      • Running a Blueprint Cluster
      • Technical Details
    • Testing Framework
    • Command-line Interface (Coming Soon)
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My First Application

Simple tutorial for creating your first Blueprint application

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Last updated 3 years ago

In this tutorial, you will create your first Blueprint application. We will adopt the by replacing the with a Blueprint application. If you implement the original EmberJS tutorial, then you will be able to populate the EmberJS application with data from an Application Programming Interface (API) server (i.e., the Blueprint application).

At the end of this tutorial, you will have experience with the following concepts:

super-rentals tutorial from EmberJS
mirage segment of the original tutorial
Creating a Blueprint application
Implementing a controller
Defining a route
Implementing a service
Implementing a resource controller
Validating and sanitizing input
Unit testing your application
Using policies in your application