👋 Emberistas! 🐹
Arrange quick with ember-new-plus ⚡️,
learn by means of the Kind Stability for Addons RFC 💠,
tales of changing into a developer 📖,
new LinkedIn group for Ember.js builders 🐹,
observe responsive design in Octane with ember-container-query ✨,
farewell Ember A11y Strike Staff, hey Working Group for Digital Accessibility 🚀,
and final, however not least, deal with asset urls with confidence in Ember & Cordova 📱🐹!
Aseem Taneja (@atej) has created a bash script that automates the setup of some often-used instruments in an Ember undertaking. To additional improve your DX, it additionally recommends VS Code extensions and generates settings to combine with them.
Primarily based in your picks, you get:
The configuration recordsdata generated if you first run the script might be tuned to your desire later. In case you are about to make a brand new Ember undertaking, give ember-new-plus a attempt!
Chris Krycho (@chriskrycho) proposed a set of tips and tooling suggestions for managing modifications as addons undertake TypeScript all through the Ember ecosystem, as a part of the trail to creating TypeScript a first-class citizen in Ember as an entire.
Within the RFC, it proposes to align with Ember’s SemVer and LTS commitments and design workflows to help that coverage, so that buyers of Ember addons which publish sorts are insulated from breaking modifications in TypeScript every time doable. The RFC outlines what must occur after we encounter:
- Breaking modifications to kind definitions
- Non-breaking modifications to kind definitions
- Bug fixes to kind definitions
- Dropping help for previously-supported variations
Learn by means of the complete RFC on Kind Stability for Addons and depart some suggestions!
Agathe Badia (@honeypotio) has written a weblog publish known as Share your Dev story. This weblog publish introduces her new web site 🎉 that was constructed with Ember.js. It’s known as Changing into a Developer.
On Changing into a Developer, you may share your background, the story of the way you began, curiosity in coding, research, first developer function, and a few suggestions for anybody beginning or persevering with to dive into growth. 💻
In her Share your Dev story publish, Agathe talks about how significant her new web site is to her. You possibly can see her ardour as a developer shine. 🌟
Every developer’s story is distinctive and insightful and may encourage you to do one thing you by no means thought doable. Test it out and remember to share your personal! 😃
In case you did not know, the Ember A11y Strike Staff, fashioned to deal with the subject that outlined the technical accessibility points in new Ember apps could have its ultimate assembly subsequent week 😢 … however concern not, among the ✨ superb ✨ work that the Strike Staff did might be continued within the Working Group for Digital Accessibility! 🔥
The Working Group might be fashioned with among the preliminary members who had been additionally concerned within the Strike Staff.
You possibly can learn up on among the work they have been planning for the Working Group right here, however you may relaxation assured that the good work the Strike Staff did might be superior even additional!
An enormous shout out to everybody who was concerned within the Ember A11y Strike Staff with a particular thanks to the next members who labored so laborious to make Ember much more accessible:
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Container queries mean you can observe responsive design on the part stage. A part solely must know the way a lot area it has to determine methods to finest current knowledge.
Impressed by Chad Carbert’s ember-fill-up, Isaac Lee created ember-container-query that works finest with Octane apps that focus on fashionable browsers. (IE 11 was excluded as a result of its lack of help for Resize Observer API, a doable future course.)
Along with responsive design, container queries also can assist you be taught a number of different methods. We encourage you to take a look at Isaac’s weblog posts for extra particulars:
Shibu Lijack (@shibulijack) created a LinkedIn group for EmberJS fans. It’s a group that welcomes anybody who needs to share and talk about the most recent and best of Ember.js, resembling posts which are shared on the Ember.js weblog and Discord channels.
Be a part of the group in the present day and begin sharing your weblog posts!
If you happen to ever needed to jot down native cell purposes utilizing Corber,
you may need had questions on how url paths in your belongings ought to appear like. Particularly if they’re purported to work each natively and within the browser.
However concern not! Now you can be taught all about it in Beto Cantú’s (@betocantu93) latest weblog publish “Understanding Ember.js Public Belongings Path for Browser and Cordova”. The publish not solely explains how asset urls are managed in several model of Ember purposes,
but additionally exhibits you methods to write your personal useful helper to make url dealing with a breeze in your subsequent Corber undertaking.
Learn the complete publish on Beto Cantú’s weblog!
This week we would prefer to thank @nbibler, @SergeAstapov, @runspired, @pieter-v, @rwwagner90, @pzuraq, @kategengler, @locks, @Gaurav0, @jayjayjpg, @lenoraporter, @jaredgalanis, @ijlee2, @nvdk and @jdberrocal1 for his or her contributions to Ember and associated repositories! 💖
Questioning about one thing associated to Ember, Ember Knowledge, Glimmer, or addons within the Ember ecosystem, however do not know the place to ask? Readers’ Questions are only for you!
Submit your personal quick and candy query below bit.ly/ask-ember-core. And don’t fear, there aren’t any foolish questions, we recognize all of them – promise! 🤞
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That is one other wrap! ✨
Be form,
Abhilash LR, Matthew Roderick, Chris Ng, Aseem Taneja, Isaac Lee, Jessica Jordan, Jared Galanis, Amy Lam and the Studying Staff
