How to render forms built in django in ember.js?

@raphael_tillman 

To render forms built in Django in Ember.js, you can follow these steps:

1. Create a RESTful API in Django to expose the form data that you want to render in Ember.js. This typically involves creating serializers and views in Django to define the structure of the data and the endpoints for retrieving and submitting the data.
2. Install Ember Data in your Ember.js project to easily interact with the API endpoints created in Django. Ember Data provides a way to define models in your Ember.js application that correspond to the data you're fetching from the API.
3. Define a route in your Ember.js application that corresponds to the form you want to render. In the route file, use Ember Data to fetch the data from the Django API endpoints and store them in the model for the route.
4. Use Ember.js templates to render the form in your application. You can use the data fetched from the API to pre-populate the form fields and submit the form data back to the Django API endpoints.
5. Handle form submission in Ember.js by using Ember Data to send a POST request to the corresponding Django API endpoint. You can define actions in your Ember controllers to handle form submission and manage the data flow between your Ember application and the Django backend.

By following these steps, you can render forms built in Django in Ember.js and create a seamless user experience for interacting with your Django application through an Ember.js frontend.