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Modal component views are blurry on devices without a Retina display.

Most likely has to do with the transform property.

When a user creates or deletes a portfolio and then navigates to the main portfolios route, the Ember template renders old content.

This is unexpected behaviour as the new portfolio is visible in the Ember Data Inspector. It just doesn't get rendered until a manual refresh.

When new transactions are made in quick succession, duplicates are made for both the transaction and holding records.

Steps to re-create:

1. Create new portfolio w/ deposited cash.
2. Search for and purchase at least three separate tickers.
3. View portfolio

These are now the holdings after making only one purchase for each of AAPL, TSLA, MSFT and FB:

When a new portfolio is created, the initial deposit gets saved as a new transaction. This data shows correctly in the browser at first, but disappears as soon as a refresh occurs. The transaction is not being persisted to the database.

var record = store.createRecord('portfolio', {
      name: newPortfolio.name,
      cash: parseFloat(newPortfolio.cash),
      owner: owner
    }),
    transaction = store.createRecord('transaction', {
      type: 'deposit',
      ticker: null,
      shares: null,
      price: null,
      value: parseFloat(newPortfolio.cash)
    });

// New deposit is pushed
record.get('transactions').pushObject(transaction);

// Portfolio is saved, but new transaction isn't
record.save();

I believe the issue has to do with the asynchronous call of functions. record.save() happens before the new transaction is pushed. Calling the save method within a promise was suggested online, but doing so yields errors:

record.get('transactions').then(function(transactions) {
  transactions.pushObject(transaction);
  record.save();
});

// Uncaught TypeError: record.get(...).then is not a function