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I have the same problem and the same error after adding a view to my project. When I try to access the App variable from the browser console, I get this error: ReferenceError: App is not defined. But App is available after running this in the console: App = require('app')
Afterwards the view is could be appended to the DOM by running: App.ImageView.create().append()
But is there a way to get views working in an Ember template?

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For me it works to define App = require 'app' in initializer.coffee as a global variable. I did the following:

1. Changed App = require 'app' to @App = require 'app' in initializer.coffee
2. Added the @-sign to all other calls for App in this file
3. Deleted require 'app' in all files for routes, controllers, models, views and so on.
4. Replaced module.exports = App.Something = Ember.Something.extend with @App.Something = Ember.Something.extend
5. Changed {{ view App.SomeView }} to {{ view @App.SomeView }} (It also works with {{ view App.SomeView }})

After this changes my views were rendered correctly and the App variable was available from the browsers console.

I hope this will help.

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I've just finished battling with a very similar problem, for which the solution might be the same: when defining models with any kind of relationship (hasMany, belongsTo) to other models, those related models are not found and the initial model can't load (You specified a hasMany ([model 2]) on [model 1] but [model 2] was not found., leading to an Error while loading route: [...]).

It seems Ember needs the App object to be available globally, as is done in Brunch with Hampsters: in initialize.coffee, line 1 is

window.App = require 'app'

instead of

App = require 'app'

which makes related models work like a charm. It strikes me as the same problem.

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Closing because I've stopped using this skeleton. Moved to ember-cli.

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