Talofa Emberistas! 🐹 We hope to see you at EmberConf subsequent week!
Polish up the Guides preview for Octane ⛽️, invoke nested parts with angle bracket syntax 📐, an replace on module unification 📝, try the brand new Yieldable Named Blocks RFC 📇, an Ember Information Improvement Plan RFC 💾 and extra!
Do you will have a couple of minutes to learn a web page of the Work in Progress (WIP) of the brand new Octane Guides and ship a PR for any type of small repair? It is all about spelling, typos and factual accuracy on this spherical of copy-editing for the Octane Guides, and your assist – nonetheless massive or small – is enormously appreciated! 🖤
Your work will contribute to an enormous initiative the Studying Core workforce and associates have been engaged on for some time and which will probably be highlighted at EmberConf subsequent week!
You possibly can learn extra about learn how to contribute and what to look out for within the description of the associated Quest Difficulty and thanks in your assist – each little bit helps! ⭐️
Although angle bracket syntax is the trendy and already accessible approach of invoking parts in Ember, it’s nonetheless not potential to invoke all of your parts in your Ember app this fashion (but!).
In distinction to curly invocation syntax, or traditional invocation syntax, angle bracket syntax doesn’t can help you invoke parts from nested directories, e.g. app/parts/weblog/publish/remark.js. A brand new Request for Feedback (RFC) goals to vary precisely that. It paves a approach for Ember builders to make use of angle bracket invocation syntax on parts from all app directories – nested or not.
Make sure to learn the total proposal and depart your feedback beneath earlier than the Remaining Remark Interval (FCP) ends!
If you’re occupied with Module Unification (MU) and the plans surrounding that matter, the weblog publish that @tomdale wrote will inform you all about it. Tom tells the story beginning with the Module Unification RFC from 2016 and the way the group labored actually laborious to make MU work.
Sadly, MU won’t be shipped in Octane. The implementation of MU, in for instance Glimmer, confirmed that there are challenges in making MU work intuitively and useable. With these challenges in thoughts and looking out on the growth of Angle bracket parts, there’s a new path extensive open. The primary steps in direction of MU in Ember begin with the SFC & Template Imports RFC to make template imports potential.
So you probably have a good suggestion to assist make MU a hit Ember, be part of the dialogue and skim the Weblog on Module Unification.
@wycats opened an RFC round supporting yieldable named blocks. The proposed RFC amends the beforehand submitted Named Blocks RFC to finalize the syntax of named blocks and scale back the scope of the function in gentle of the Angle Bracket Invocation modifications.
The RFC proposes an extension to the angle bracket invocation syntax, particularly introducing a new syntax to deal with named blocks as seen beneath utilizing the <:> and </:> syntax.
AngleBracketWithBlock :
"<" ComponentTag ComponentArgs? BlockParams? ">"
BlockBody
"</" ComponentTag ">"
AngleBracketWithBlocks :
"<" ComponentTag ComponentArgs? BlockParams? ">"
NamedBlock+
"</" ComponentTag ">"
NamedBlock :
| "<:" Identifier "/>"
| "<:" Identifier BlockParams? ">" BlockBody "</:" Identifier ">"
The RFC doesn’t suggest an extension to curly syntax, though a future extension to curly syntax is anticipated. Learn extra on the full Yieldable Named Blocks RFC on GitHub!
@igorT lately opened an RFC setting a medium time period plan for Ember Information’s growth with the objectives of accelerating approachability, pace, stability, flexibility and shedding some legacy layers.
The RFC describes a tactical plan to refactor Ember Information’s internals to isolate DS.Mannequin to facilitate swapping it out sooner or later, substituteInternalModel performance, and introduce RecordIdentity to uniquely determine data and harden system boundaries.
For extra particulars and a few attention-grabbing diagrams sketching out the structure of what is concerned, try the RFC on Ember Information’s medium time period growth plan.
This week we might prefer to thank @ppcano, @rwjblue, @chancancode, @simonihmig, @tomdale, @stefanpenner, @ryanto, @makepanic, @dcyriller, @NullVoxPopuli, @nummi, @ygongdev, @jessica-jordan, @amyrlam, @dfreeman, @kgautreaux, @betocantu93, @mansona, @mixonic, @kategengler, @sukima, @efx, @muziejus and @pzuraq for his or her contributions to Ember and associated repositories! 💖
We’d particularly prefer to thank everybody who has contributed to the Octane Preview Guides! Their work will probably be showcased at EmberConf! Thanks @betocantu93, @jenweber, @mansona, @kgautreaux, @rwjblue, @muziejus, @makepanic, @sukima, @efx, @mixonic, @kategengler, @MelSumner, @locks, @pzuraq, @bazzel, @jamescdavis, @rajasegar, @CodingItWrong, @acorncom, @toddjordan, @ondrejsevcik, @enomws, @kaeufl, @bartocc, @DenisNazarenko, @EndangeredMassa, @knownasilya, @jaredgalanis, @dayton-bobbitt, @dbendaou, @MonsieurDart, @chrisrng, @cah-danmonroe, @jessica-jordan, @Parrryy, @KellyJohnBraun, @kennethlarsen, @sivakumar-kailasam, @pablobm, @maxwondercorn, and @tomdale. 🎉
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