Derek Gray
@mudflyeDirector, Research Engineering at Uncharted™ in TO. (all opinions are my own and not those of my employer)
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I run every PR as part of my code review. Why? Because often, the PR doesn't even work right. Often a PR only works on a "happy path". It ignores validation, error handling, accessibility, loading state, etc. It's best to catch these issues *before* merge.
I am absolutely DELIGHTED by Ember's trajectory. I can't think of another framework that has evolved so much, even less with such a well-though migration plan and strong backwards compatibility. I wish more people would gently consider it.
I think, big picture, we need a drumbeat of reminding people that ember still exists, showing people that not only does it still exist, but it's also surprisingly modern. Then we show ways that Ember is ahead of the competitive pack, leading into a big Polaris push.
This is a cakewalk in #EmberJS Try it yourself here: limber.glimdown.com/edit?c=MQAgSgp…
I absolutely can't wait for reactive Map and Set in Svelte 5 🤩🤩🤩
I disagree. There are few things more important than naming. Naming impacts maintenance and velocity later. And naming things well isn't easy for many. So if I don't understand a name, I carefully read the code, and then try to suggest a better one.
The @emberjs discord (join here: discord.gg/emberjs) has a new AI powered bot to help answer the community's questions! Check it out in #help-from-ai-experimental It's been trained on our docs, community blog posts, project readmes, etc
🎉🎉 It finally happened!!! SO EXCITED 🎉🎉 Try out #EmberJS on @stackblitz today! These projects are automatically updated with every release of ember, so you can always try out the latest without needing to install / clone anything on your computer! #JavaScript #TypeScript
1️⃣ @EmberJS runs on WebContainers 🐹 Ember is a frontend framework used by an impressive number of ambitious teams, from @NetflixEng to @SquareDev (and the list goes on! emberjs.com/ember-users/ 😍) 💻 stackblitz.com/fork/github/em…
Every modern front end framework does this better than #react. #vuejs, #solid_js, #sveltejs, #emberjs, #angular, etc. To be honest, I feel that all React has going for it is momentum and a lot of cheap developers coming from bootcamps.
#EmberJS allows normal property assignment except it's: @tracked count = 0; because anything you want to be reactive is explicitly marked as reactive
Repeat after me |￣￣￣￣￣￣￣￣￣￣￣￣￣￣￣| OOP *with* FP, not *vs* |＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿| \ (•◡•) / \ / —— | | |_ |_
My informed take on moving out of #ReactJS to #EmberJS stackoverflow.com/questions/7259… #JavaScript #Signals
limber.glimdown.com has a lighthouse score of 💯💯💯💯 Thank you @emberjs ! #JavaScript #Performance
donavon.com has a Lighthouse score of 💯 💯 💯 💯 Thank you @remix_run! p.s. the confetti is pretty cool
I am shocked—shocked—to hear You Might Need a Framework.
#EmberJS has a marketing problem, as evidenced by: We need more people talking about Ember
Nice info all in one place: W3C Design Tokens with Style Dictionary by @lukasoppermann link.medium.com/PFy88POfBvb
I got an email from Google Earth saying it can “read maps backwards” and I thought: “That’s just spam.”
no it's not. Calling anything simple kinda makes folks who don't "get it" right away feel bad, and could lead to folks not asking questions and getting the support they need.
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