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This document provides an overview of the Ember.js JavaScript framework. It discusses key concepts like classes and instances, bindings, computed properties, templates, models, controllers, views, and routing. Sections explain how Ember provides object orientation, data binding, and an MVC structure. The document also lists some organizations using Ember.js and provides additional resources for learning more.
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