How I added default sorting in my Ember.js application

This is a ridiculously short post and kind of highlights how amazing Ember.js is for writing web applications without having to do a lot of boilerplate code. Let's get started.
The solution

diff --git a/app/controllers/shows.js b/app/controllers/shows.js
index b387bf5..94845aa 100644
--- a/app/controllers/shows.js
+++ b/app/controllers/shows.js
@@ -1,4 +1,6 @@
 export default Ember.ArrayController.extend({
+    sortProperties: ['title'],
+    sortAscending: true,
     modalId: null,
     modalTitle: null,
     modalEpisode: null,

Done.
Conclusion
Because of the hard work of the folks at Ember.js, I was able to leverage the code already available in the Ember.sortableMixin class just by supplying attributes in my controller .
When I first saw this online, I couldn't believe that I didn't have to do anything to get sorting done. Just one of the many nice things about working with Ember.
My (very simple) Ember.js application is available on Github here . Demo here .
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