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Pagefront Docs | Continuous Deployment

https://docs.pagefronthq.com/guide/continuous-deployment.html

Getting Started with Pagefront. Deploying from your local machine using Pagefront is super easy and works great. However, if you prefer to continuously deploy your app using a service like Codeship. Pagefront will work just as seamlessly. For each of the guides below, we assume that you have already set up the continuous integration part with the relevant service and now just need to set up the continuous deployment part. Navigate to your account settings. Navigate to your projects Environment settings&#...

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Pagefront Docs | Organizations

https://docs.pagefronthq.com/guide/organizations.html

Getting Started with Pagefront. Working on an Ember app with other people? Want to give them the ability to deploy to Pagefront? Want billing to be handled by your company? Then all you need to do is create an organization. Navigate to your organizations. In the Pagefront dashboard and click the Add button. Pick a unique name for the organization and enter an email address that can be used for things like billing. Then click Create. This will create the organization with you as an Admin:. Anyone in your ...

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Pagefront Docs | Release Notifications

https://docs.pagefronthq.com/guide/release-notifications.html

Getting Started with Pagefront. Thank you for your patience. If you are having any issues at all, please send us an email. And we'll help you out. Made with in Santa Monica, CA.

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Pagefront Docs | Custom Headers

https://docs.pagefronthq.com/guide/custom-headers.html

Getting Started with Pagefront. Thank you for your patience. If you are having any issues at all, please send us an email. And we'll help you out. Made with in Santa Monica, CA.

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Pagefront Docs | Custom Domains

https://docs.pagefronthq.com/guide/custom-domains.html

Getting Started with Pagefront. For hobby apps and open-source projects, a *.pagefrontapp.com domain might be all you need. However, for serious projects, most people are going to want to add a custom domain of their own. Pagefront makes this process simple. Update Your DNS Settings. As soon as everything is ready to go, you will get a little green check mark:. Go ahead and visit your custom domain. You should see your app now! A Note on Root Domains. Made with in Santa Monica, CA.

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Pagefront Docs | Environments

https://docs.pagefronthq.com/guide/environments.html

Getting Started with Pagefront. For simple projects you may only need a single production. Environment that you deploy to directly any time a change is made. For other projects, you might prefer to deploy to a staging. Environment to verify everything is working before deploying to production. Whatever your workflow, Pagefront makes it easy. Every Pagefront app has three environments available to it: production. If you have an app named example-app. Https:/ example-app.staging.pagefrontapp.com.

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Pagefront Docs | SSL

https://docs.pagefronthq.com/guide/ssl.html

Getting Started with Pagefront. Once youve added a custom domain, the next step for most people will be to enable SSL. If your app deals with any sort of sensitive data, this is a necessity. This guide assumes that you have already acquired an SSL certificate. If you need to purchase one, DNSimple. Is a fantastic option. Add the SSL Certificate. As soon as everything is ready to go, you will get a little green check mark:. Thats it. Go ahead and visit your custom domain with https. Youre all set!

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Pagefront Docs | API Proxies

https://docs.pagefronthq.com/guide/api-proxies.html

Getting Started with Pagefront. Almost every single Ember app needs to communicate with at least one API. CORS. Allows you your app to make these cross-domain AJAX requests relatively easily. That being said, there are reasons why you might not have CORS enabled (perhaps you dont even have control of the server). Thats where API Proxies come in. Use the Proxy in Your App. You should now see the newly added proxy:. Made with in Santa Monica, CA.

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Balint Erdi's blog about Ember.js

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I'm all about Ember.js recently. Rock and Roll With Ember.js Updated to Use Ember and Co 2.3. I have just released a new update to the Rock and Roll Ember.js book. Which brings it up to Ember 2.3.0, ED 2.3.2 and Ember CLI 2.3.0-beta.1. Other improvements made in this release are:. Update the PageFront section as it has now become even simpler to deploy apps to PageFront. Reset the song creation process when switching bands. Use ember-bootstrap and remove the section on manually adding assets to the build.