Excited to announce that I’ll be speaking at @a11yTO this year. Giving an updated version of one of my favorite talks (so far) and I think you’ll love it!
We've started posting talks for #a11yTOConf, October 17th and 18th: conf.a11yto.com/talks.
Tickets are available at early bird pricing until September 5th, and you'll have until Oct 1st to switch between virtual and in-person!
This is why we chose to build with a foundation of tools that have strong conventions, great test support, and excellent documentation. By choosing @emberjs and @symfony we can rely on the community to provide 95% of what is needed to join our team and be productive day one!
RFC 821 "Public types for Owner, Transition, RouteInfo" is now in final comment period. If you haven't already, it's time to review and leave your concerns!
github.com/emberjs/rfcs/pull…#emberjs#rfc#fcp
@Dhanush_027 and I wrote an RFC for standardization of the use of yarn/npm scripts. This change encourages developers to use npm/yarn for certain commands when working with Ember rather than ember-cli commands.
Let us know what you think
github.com/emberjs/rfcs/pull…@emberjs#emberjs
When folks ask me how to write tests in React, I ask them to refer the @emberjs testing docs first.
UI Testing done so well!
guides.emberjs.com/release/t…
The veil has been lifted: this year we're going to Paris! You can already buy an early bird ticket and submit a talk idea: emberfest.eu/ Let's go! (to Paris, in September).
EmberConf was *wonderful*, and thanks EVERYONE for joining us on the stream and in the Discord! If you missed any talks, they’re all already live <3 <3 bit.ly/37s4iNB
From one Embereño: "ember-concurrency is the best thing since sliced bread and makes ANY dev I show it (to) envious that their platform doesn't have it!”
Another thing we asked: what addons do you always use?
ember-concurrency is still in the top spot for survey respondents, but ember-cli-typescript was not far behind!
We also love our helpers- ember-truth-helpers & ember-composable-helpers seem to be a must-have! ^MS
It’s no contest! Components, templates, and routes are the things the majority of survey respondents felt were the most intuitive and easy to learn!
Stay tuned for more survey responses throughout the day! ^MS
We asked Embereños what were the easiest parts of Ember to learn...
"templates that were just HTML with some really easy to understand additional syntax"