👋 Welcome to 2024, Emberistas! 🐹
EmberFest 2023 movies 🇪🇸, Ember Europe meet-up video 🇪🇺, Glint Deep Dives 🤿, Practicle Blogposts 📝, Addons since 1st of January
Welcome to 2024!
It has been an irregular yr on the subject of this superb weblog/publication. This version does its greatest to wrap up a few of the vital assets launched within the final quarter of 2023. It won’t cowl all of the releases of the addons we normally cowl. Beginning this February we’ll attempt to ship out the Ember Instances bi-weekly once more and we might use your assist. In case you are keen on writing for the Ember Instances, please attain out on Discord (#support-ember-times)!
In case you are keen on maintaining with all that is happening inside the Ember Core groups, you’ll be able to be a part of the conferences on our Discord server. Because the final time we printed this checklist, two issues modified. The RFC assembly occurs twice on Friday to make it extra accessible for folks in/across the EU timezone. With Polaris developing, on Monday you’ll be able to be a part of this assembly to see how one can contribute to creating Polaris a actuality.
- Monday – Studying staff, Polaris shepperding assembly
- Tuesday – Tooling staff (mixture of CLI & Embroider)
- Thursday – Spec assembly
- Friday – RFC evaluation (twice), EmberData assembly
On the twenty first and twenty second of September about 150 Emberistas obtained collectively for EmberFest 2023 in Madrid. A terrific number of talks is now out there on YouTube. Take a look at all of the superb audio system, each these on the schedule, in addition to a shock Q&A with Ed Faulkner (@ef4) and the lightning talks.
Chris Manson (@mansona) supplied an replace on the Embroider Initiative‘s progress throughout his speak at Ember Europe’s remaining 2023 Meetup.
He addressed the Vite help and demonstrated an Ember app on Vite, explaining the significance of utilizing ESM-compatible dependencies. He additionally mentioned the challenges confronted in the course of the integration course of, akin to add-ons not being totally transformed to ESM.
Chris launched what will probably be within the subsequent main launch of Embroider and inspired customers to stay optimistic regardless of encountering points because of cache busting by showcasing debugging strategies and some great benefits of Vite’s community tab.
Time to begin binging, Chris Krycho (@chriskrycho) and Dan Freeman (@dfreeman) have launched their sixth, and remaining, screencast on Glint. The final three episodes cowl learn how to flip Handlebars into TypeScript, really invoking TypeScript within the Glint pipeline, and language server shenanigans. Benefit from the dynamic duo, whereas they cowl all it is advisable to know and extra about Glint.
📝 Crispy weblog posts that will help you alongside
🐹 Addon releases because the 1st of January
- ember-style-modifier v4. This addon gives a {{model}} factor modifier to set the factor’s model. This permits to set customized CSS of a component with out requiring a Content material Safety Coverage style-src-attr: “unsafe-inline”. The breaking adjustments for v4 are dropping help for node variations 14 and 16 and all Ember variations beneath 4.12.
- ember-eui v8.0.1 is now a v2 addon with glint signatures, single file parts, and pnpm. This addon gives Ember JS parts for the Elastic design system.
- ember-page-title v8.2.0 now ships its personal sorts! This addon gives a helper for altering the title of the web page you are on.
- pretty-ts-errors v0.5.3. This VSCode extension makes TypeScript errors prettier and human-readable. The most recent model added help for Ember template tag parts in
.gjsand.gtsinformation reported by Glint. - vsc-ember-syntax v1.0.27 The most recent launch of the “Glimmer Templates Syntax for VS Code” extension added help for template tags in markdown information. This implies now you can use
gjsandgtsfor code fence blocks and get correct syntax highlighting in your editor.
This week we might wish to thank ellnix (@ellnix), @emberjs-rfcs-bot, Jared Galanis (@jaredgalanis), Yehuda Katz (@wycats), Aaron Chambers (@achambers), Chris Manson (@mansona), Patrick Pircher (@patricklx), Chris Thoburn (@runspired), Gaurav Munjal (@Gaurav0), Kris (@awesomerobot), @NullVoxPopuli, Ignace Maes (@IgnaceMaes), Krystan HuffMenne (@gitKrystan), Katie Gengler (@kategengler), Kelly Selden (@kellyselden), Julien Palmas (@bartocc), Edward Faulkner (@ef4), Peter Wagenet (@wagenet), Jeldrik Hanschke (@jelhan), Giles Thompson (@gilest), Andrey Mikhaylov (lolmaus) (@lolmaus), Alexey Kulakov (@aklkv), Godfrey Chan (@chancancode), Melanie Sumner (@MelSumner), Simon Ihmig (@simonihmig), Andrey Fel (@andreyfel), Liam Potter (@evoactivity), Kristen (@pzuraq), Anne-Greeth Schot-van Herwijnen (@MinThaMie), @callpri, Ben Demboski (@bendemboski), Amaury (@AmauryD), Bryan Mishkin (@bmish), Jah Rock (@jahrock), Alex Kanunnikov (@lifeart), Michael Kerr (@Mikek2252), and Robbie Wagner (@RobbieTheWagner) for his or her contributions to Ember and associated repositories! 💖
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That is one other wrap! ✨
Be variety,
Anne-Greeth Schot-van Herwijnen, and the Studying Staff
