I want you 👉 to complete the Ember Community Survey: emberjs.com/ember-community-… It takes just 10 minutes ⏲️ to share your voice. Tomorrow on March 7th the survey will close!
I AM AN @emberjs CONTRIBUTOR! My PR was merged in--I am so excited! Once it's released, my efforts will be reflected whenever someone (probably me) breaks their Ember build! Tomster's comforting face will gaze upon you, and Tomster will believe in you. You can fix the code.
Ember 3.1-beta has been released! emberjs.com/blog/2018/02/16/…
🎉Read computed properties without this.get.
📢New optional features: Remove implicit divs from the application & from template-only components.
📦Update Ember's Glimmer VM dependency.
🐛Other bug fixes and improvements!
🎉Announcing Ember 3.0! 🎉 emberjs.com/blog/2018/02/14/… APIs deprecated during the Ember 2.x releases are removed, as is support for IE9/10. Our community has been working hard to make this the smoothest major version bump possible 🤗
Getting psyched for #emberconf! What are you most looking forward to? A session, seeing friends, an activity? Do tell! (Tickets still on sale if you haven’t snagged yours yet: bit.ly/22usLVL)
The special swag for the Women Helping Women program at #emberconf just arrived <3 We’re a month out, grab your tickets while you still can! bit.ly/22usLVL
Two RFCs entered the Final Comment Period, "Deprecating Ember.Logger" and "Ember Data Model Data RFC". You have one week to raise new concerns, so be sure to review the proposals!
github.com/emberjs/rfcs/pull…github.com/emberjs/rfcs/pull…
Ember 3.0 is coming early next week. What are some tactical concerns or questions you would like the release post to address? (3.0-beta post for reference: emberjs.com/blog/2018/01/01/…)
“We settled for EmberJS for three reasons: an efficient community, LTS support and the existing bridges between Rails and Ember core teams.” – There are more reasons but these are good ones, too.
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`{{yield}}` blocks in #emberjs components remain one of the most underrated features in front-end development IMO.
Yielding partially applied child components and then consuming them in the parent is so, so good.