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Getting Started

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Welcome to Ember.js! This guide will take you through creating a simple application using Ember.js and briefly explain the core concepts behind the framework. This guide assumes you are already familiar with basic web technologies like JavaScript, HTML, and CSS and development technologies like your browser's web inspector.

In this guide we will walk through the steps of building the popular TodoMVC demo application.

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