Question

I started to use EmberJS a few months ago and have done some small sample projects to figure out how EmberJS works, but in all of these projects I have been by adding the templates directly to the index.html page.

Yeoman
I know about Yeoman and that it can compile your .hbs files to one file and that it provides a way for structuring your development.

Internet Resources
I checked a lot of resources on the internet on how to go about structuring EmberJS projects, but compared to BackboneJS resources are fewer, and the tutorials I do find do not provide an explicit answer.

Question
Are there best practices/conventions for organising your EmberJS templates other then using a tool like Yeoman that are provided and built into the framework itself?

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Solution

Have a look at Ember App Kit, it gives you a good basic structure and some nice tools to develop and build your Ember project. Stefan Penner who maintains the project is on the Ember Core Team and set this up to provide a good foundation for building apps with Ember.

I've been working on a large internal project since last summer and while our EAK-setup has changed a lot since then it still gave us a great start.

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