28 links for Asynchrony
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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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How to handle async properties in Ember.js
Many times I encounter a question about how to handle async properties in Ember. I saw a lot of solutions like overwriting property after promise will resolve or handling promise in a template using special helpers. But there is also another, much simpler way! You can use PromiseProxyMixin + ObjectProxy (or ArrayProxy if needed).
Article by Maciej Kwaśniak on 12th December 2018
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Simple Page Objects for Testing Ember.JS Apps
Testing Ember.JS apps is getting better and better with every new release. The introduction of the new @ember/test-helpers and native async/await functionality makes testing a breeze.
Article by Mirko Akov on 28th June 2018
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Ember Clear
Encrypted Chat. No History. No Logs. Open source project.
Github Repository by Preston Sego on 14th June 2018, in Open Source Projects
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Ember Best Practices
A set of resources to encourage best practices and provide training for Ember developers: eslint-plugin-ember-best-practices, memory-leak-examples, jquery-avoidance-techniques, ember-perf-timeline and recommendations
Github Repository by Robert Jackson on 23rd November 2017, in Ember Best Practices
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The case against async relationships in Ember Data
Article by Ryan Toronto on 17th November 2017, in EmberMap
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Skeleton Screen Loading in Ember.js
Article by Lauren Tan on 11th October 2017, in Async Loading with Ember-concurrency
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Testing with async/await
Watch Sam convert EmberMap's test suite to use async/await
Video by Sam Selikoff on 14th July 2017, in EmberMap
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The Future of Ember’s Testing and the Beheading of jQuery
A look into a jQuery-less possible future for EmberJS
Article by Miguel Camba on 11th April 2017
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Ember Concurrency Test Waiter
Easily instrument your ember-concurrency tasks to cause acceptance test helpers or ember-test-helpers' wait() method to wait for any running instances of those tasks to complete before proceeding.
Addon by Ben Demboski on 28th January 2017
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Adopting ember-concurrency
or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Task
Article by Vince Bello on 14th December 2016, in Async Loading with Ember-concurrency
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Ember Concurrency
Conquer time by writing better asynchronous code.
Video by Sam Selikoff on 6th October 2016, in EmberMap
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Testing Async in Ember.js — Part One
Using registerWaiter to wait for async code to finish
Article by Chris Masters on 12th August 2016
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Ember Core Team Notes 2016-07-29
Official Ember by Matthew Beale on 29th July 2016, in Official Announcements
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Ember Concurrency
An Ember Addon that enables you to write concise, worry-free, cancelable, restartable, asynchronous tasks
Addon by Alex Matchneer on 19th July 2016
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Use Ember Concurrency to load the facebook API on demand
Github Gist by Charles Lowell on 19th July 2016