Roman Pearah

:+1:

That seems like the perfect thing (and I like the idea of the syntactic sugar too), but when I tried it, the default function I set up is never called...

Thanks for looking into it.

Sorry to bother you, but I was wondering if you got a chance to look at your setup.

Also, I noticed some strange behavior. My thing has a note, as you've seen, but also has a `hasMany` called `stuff`, and each one of those models can also have...

It still looks like you aren't loading inflector, which adds the pluralize method. Make sure it comes before fireplace, and after ember, in your dependency order. On a related note,...

I tried it the other way, with the same outcome: ``` coffeescript ticket = @store.createRecord "ticket", advisor: advisor advisor.get("tickets").addObject ticket advisor.save() ``` The result is: ``` { "advisors": { "G5FF":...

Yep, definitely will implement this as a component now. Thanks for the example!

One thing I've found a need for is to be able to recalculate a computed property when certain time events occur, like when the date rolls over to the next...

Fair enough, but it should at least not choke on what is essentially CoffeeScript, yeah?