Question: Say I have a web app - a large, complex, rails app, like an accounting application. I see a use for several single page apps instead of the typical rails round tripping pages. For example, I can see a user better served with an intuitive single page/dynamic app for:

* Creating Bank Reconciliation
* Creating an Invoice
* Filling out a Time Report
* etc..

These are all distinct one page apps...

All the ember apps I see are single page and single purpose. 

I want to have many single page apps, built with ember. How would that look with respect to:

Routes: I'd have a combination of server routes and client routes. How would that look in Ember? Serve different Ember applications, each with their own application router and routes?

Templates: Would all my "applets" get compiled and pushed down to the client on load? Or would I leverage require.js and load each single page app depending on if they're navigated to?
...

Can anyone help with those two questions?
Thanks in advance!

Answer: 
You don't need a ScrollView, a [ViewPager](http://developer.android.com/reference/android/support/v4/view/ViewPager.html "ViewPager") is more suited to your needs. Also, since you want it to be vertical, you should check this out: [Directional ViewPager](https://github.com/JakeWharton/Android-DirectionalViewPager "Jake Wharton's Directional ViewPager (GitHub)")
I had the hardest time once trying to achieve this in the iphone, maybe the ideas will help you. What I had was a background view with a notebook style set of lines, and a view on top of that with text, and of course they had to scroll together. I added both to the ScrollView and just intercepted the "scrollViewDidScroll" for view1 and did a view2.contentOffset=view2.contentOffset so that they stayed 'glued'. i just started on Android so I wouldn't know how to exactly achieve this there, but I think the principle wouldn't be much different. Hope this helps :)