This Friday at 2pm ET/7pm UTC, the Ember.js Framework Team will be livestreaming an AMA (ask me anything) session! Visit the Ember.js YouTube to watch live and post your questions in the chat, or check out the recording later.
youtube.com/c/EmberMeetupVid…
Ember 4.1 is out!
Ember.js introduced 3 features service export, refresh method from RouterService, and a cached decorator. It also introduced the deprecation of AutoLocation.
Ember Data and Ember CLI did not introduce notable changes.
See more at blog.emberjs.com/ember-4-1-r…
Today we're announcing Ember 4.0! 🎉
Ember 4.0 doesn't bring a big new feature. Instead, we're removing already-deprecated APIs not used in modern Ember apps.
We also dropping support for Internet Explorer in 4.0.
Read on: blog.emberjs.com/ember-4-0-r…
🎉 Announcing Ember 3.28: blog.emberjs.com/ember-3-28-…
This is the final minor release in the 3.x series before Ember 4.0. You can already find beta builds of 4.0 on NPM today.
For more on Ember 4.0, see our blog post from July: blog.emberjs.com/the-road-to…
Ember.js introduces minimal changes in 3.28.
Ember Data 3.28 shipped with significant performance improvements, including to relationship materialization.
Ember CLI 3.28 removes support for Node 10 (in accordance with the Ember CLI 3.x platform support policy).
Pro Ember tip: if you want to create a new Ember app and make sure you are generating the app with the latest ember-cli you can always do:
npx ember-cli@latest new my-app-name
This will use latest ember regardless of what version of ember-cli you have installed globally 🎉
Announcing Ember 4.0 🤩
Ember 4.0 will remove a significant number of already-deprecated APIs. Everything planned for removal is already deprecated in 3.27 (current stable). ✂️
Additionally, 4.0 will update our browser support policy and drop IE11. 💻
blog.emberjs.com/the-road-to…
Additionally, Ember 4.0 removals clear a path for our next "Edition" release. Ember's next evolution will be better analyzable by tools like TypeScript and our next-gen build pipeline (Embroider). 🤖
Get inspired with @eaf4's EmberConf keynote:
youtube.com/watch?v=09USvAy7…
This evening we're announcing the release of Ember 3.27 🎉
Read more on our blog: blog.emberjs.com/ember-3-27-…
This release of Ember includes a powerful new feature, contextual helpers and modifiers. It also introduces the last deprecations targeting Ember 4.0.
Contextual helpers and modifiers extend Ember's existing API for passing or yielding components with closed-over arguments. They allow you to use the (helper or (modifier helper in the same way you might already use the (component helper.
ALT Contextual components, helpers, and modifiers in use.