When I was in school I used to write a lot of poetry and I remember trying to express a feeling or an emotion in the best possible way I could to project exactly what I wanted it to be. That feeling or emotion could be written in many different ways to express the same message, but as the creator of the content, one’s self looks for the correct words that connect with what your mind is trying to portray and exhibit in the poem. Coding is no different to this.

When you are writing code you are creating software that has the goal of accomplishing something. That something represents the expression or projection you, as the creator, want to achieve with writing the code for that software. And that something is going to be coded/written the way your mind is trying to portray the behavior of that software to accomplish that “something”, the same process when writing a poem. …

You may be trying to set up some kind of scrolling detection on ember, but all your attempts have been without success. Well I think I might have a solution to your problem.

I was trying to trigger an action in my controller when the user scrolls to the end of a particular div (infinite scrolling basically), but my attempts via the controller where not working out.

My approach to this problem was using basic jQuery to get the DOM’s element I was targeting and listen to the scroll event. This was the basic code:

Ember.$(“.table-container”).scroll(function() {
  if(Ember.$(this).scrollTop() + Ember.$(this).innerHeight() >= Ember.$(this)[0].scrollHeight) …