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Using FastBoot, you can serve rendered HTML to browsers and
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other clients without requiring them to download JavaScript assets.
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Currently, the set of Ember applications supported is extremely limited.
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As we fix more issues, we expect that set to grow rapidly. See [Known
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Limitations](#known-limitations) below for a full-list.
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The bottom line is that you should not (yet) expect to install this add-on in
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your production app and have FastBoot work.
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While FastBoot is has decent support in the Ember ecosystem these days, some
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application code, add-ons or other dependencies may need to be modified to work
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when being rendered serverside (e.g. you cannot call the `window` object during
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FastBoot).
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## Installation
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## Known Limitations
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While FastBoot is under active development, there are several major
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restrictions you should be aware of. Only the most brave should even
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consider deploying this to production.
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There are a few key restrictions developers should be aware of with FastBoot.
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### No `didInsertElement`
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