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Avoiding Lifecycle in Components
A guide to how to avoid using lifecycle modifiers like did-insert, did-update etc
Article by NullVoxPopuli on 30th July 2021
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Ember Select Lite
The simplest Ember <select> there is. Octane ready.
Addon by Ava Wroten on 7th November 2020
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Release: Ember Bootstrap v4.4
Includes refactor Tooltips and Popovers to Glimmer components.
Addon by Simon Ihmig on 30th October 2020
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Ember Micro-Frontends with single-spa
How to create Micro-Frontends in Ember.js using the single-spa library.
Article by Rajasegar Chandran on 30th October 2020
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Introducing @use
Introduces some forthcoming Octane features including Resources and template functions.
Article by Chris Garrett on 28th October 2020, in Essential Octane
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Staging Deploys with ember-cli-deploy
When deploying your Ember.js applications with ember-cli-deploy, working with staging environments can be unintuitive. To do this cleanly you should not think of staging as an environment but in terms of a deploy-target you deploy your application to with a customized configuration. This post shows you how to do this properly.
Article by Michael Klein on 25th October 2020
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Release: Ember Scroll Modifiers v1.0
Scroll-based Modifiers for Ember Applications using the intersection observer API.
Addon by Jordan Hawker on 20th October 2020
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Sharing A Parent Model Across Route Boundaries
Sometimes you have a UI where at a certain level you have multiple nested routes and they deal with one parent item. For example if you had a blog management system that supported multiple blogs, you could have a route like dashboard.blog.post.edit and the Blog model is found at the dashboard.blog route. So at this point you want to use that same blog model in the other routes. Historically there has never been a great way to do this, you might think put it on a service, but then you have to register and cleanup that service since services are global. Along with that inconvenience it's also not clear where the service gets its data, it seems a bit magic.
Article by Ilya Radchenko on 11th September 2020
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Ember With GraphQL
Most Ember developers are familiar with Ember Data and JSON:API, which means that GraphQL and Apollo are not nearly as wide spread in the Ember community. This past year I had the chance to work on an app with GraphQL and Apollo in an Ember app, and I wanted to share some of the things I learned.
Article by Ilya Radchenko on 14th June 2020
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Comparing Ember Octane and React
A comparison between Ember and React, using the latest idioms and best practices from both frameworks. That means using Ember Octane, the latest Edition of Ember, and React's new hooks API.
Article by Chris Garrett on 7th May 2020, in Essential Octane
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Autotracking Case Study - TrackedMap
This blog post is my fourth post in a series on autotracking, the new reactivity system in Ember.js.
Article by Chris Garrett on 21st April 2020, in Autotracking
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How Autotracking Works
This blog post is the third in a series on autotracking, the new reactivity system in Ember.js.
Article by Chris Garrett on 26th February 2020, in Autotracking
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What Makes a Good Reactive System?
This blog post is the second in a series on autotracking, the new reactivity system in Ember.js.
Article by Chris Garrett on 10th February 2020, in Autotracking
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What Is Reactivity?
Ember Octane has landed along with a large number of new features, but none of these features is more exciting to me personally than autotracking. Autotracking is Ember's new reactivity system, which is what allows Ember to know when stateful values (such as @tracked properties) have changed.
Article by Chris Garrett on 27th January 2020, in Autotracking
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Ember Device
Optimize your Ember apps based on the user's device and network constraints. #BuildForAll
Addon by Gokul Kathirvel on 3rd December 2019
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Do You Need EmberObject?
As native classes have stabilized and more and more of the Ember community has begun converting over to them, I've heard a lot of misinformation being spread around about what they are and aren't capable of. This is a pretty important transition for Ember, so I wanted to set the record straight really quickly about a few key things.
Article by Chris Garrett on 22nd November 2019, in Essential Octane
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Fathom Analytics adds single page application (SPA) tracking
The privacy-focused web analytics service, Fathom, added the ability to track page views on sites that use SPA frameworks like Ember, React, and Angular.
Article by Jon Henshaw on 28th October 2019
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Ember Octane Update: Async Observers
Making observers asynchronous may seem like a strange decision at first. After all, observers are functions that are triggered by property changes, so shouldn't they run immediately after the property changes?
Article by Chris Garrett on 17th June 2019
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Ember 2019: The Next Edition
In this post I'll be talking about what I'd like to see Ember focus on next year.
Article by Chris Garrett on 4th June 2019
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Ember Octane Update: Landing Decorators
When decorators are officially released, the main change is that all computed(), service(), controller(), and all of the computed property macros will become native decorators directly. You will not need to import them from a separate file path.
Article by Chris Garrett on 30th April 2019, in Essential Octane