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ember.js-dashboard

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Activity of the Ember.js community at a glance: Twitter, GitHub, StackOverflow and Reddit

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- - bootstrap.css
  - main.css
  - style.css
- - controllers.js
  - core.js
  - datasource.js
  - ext.js
  - handlebars-helpers.js
  - main.js
  - views.js
- - loader.js
- - github.handlebars
  - question.handlebars
  - questions.handlebars
  - reddit.handlebars
  - reddits.handlebars
  - tweet.handlebars
  - tweets.handlebars
- - controllers_test.js
  - core_test.js
  - datasource_test.js
  - handlebars-helpers_test.js
  - views_test.js
- - ember.js
  - jquery.js
  - moment.js
  - twitter-text.js
- github.json
- reddit.json
- stackoverflow.json
- twitter.json
- - qunit.css
  - qunit.js
  - run-qunit.js
- index.html
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Assetfile
config.ru
Gemfile
Gemfile.lock
Guardfile
index.html
LICENSE
Rakefile
README.md

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# Ember.js Dashboard

This is the repo for [Ember.js Dashboard](http://pangratz.github.com/ember.js-dashboard), which shows the activity of the community unified at one glance. It aggregates the latest stuff from [Twitter](http://twitter.com/#!/search/realtime/emberjs), events in the ember.js [GitHub](https://github.com/emberjs/ember.js) repository, latest questions on [StackOverflow](http://stackoverflow.com/questions/tagged/emberjs) and stuff from [reddit/emberjs](http://www.reddit.com/r/emberjs/).

I wrote this dashboard because I constantly hit those 4 pages in intervals of 1 minute, just to see if there's something new. With this dashboard I can check out all this 4 times more in the minute :pensive:

## Hack

The project is organized with the layout from the excellent [interline/ember-skeleton](https://github.com/interline/ember-skeleton).

To hack around clone this very repo and do a `bundle install` and afterwards a simple `bundle exec rackup` to start your local server. Then go to `http://localhost:9292`, hack around and hit refresh to see the changes.

Pull Requests are **very** welcome! Questions? Find me on Twitter @pangratz.

## Deploy your own dashboard

There is a `deploy` task in the `Rakefile`. Simply execute `bundle exec rake deploy` and the dashboard will be pushed to the `gh-pages` branch in your `ember.js-dashboard` repository, which is afterwards available via `http://YOURSELF.github.com/ember.js-dashboard` ...

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