გამარჯობა Emberistas! 🐹
2019 is coming in robust with a staggering quantity of RFCs in FCP ⌛, an replace on native lessons in Ember 🚀, Ember.js Core Staff Face-to-Face Assembly 😄, in addition to an upcoming This.JavaScript: State of Frameworks! 🎉
We even have an unique contributor interview with @jenweber for you! 🙌
2019 is coming in robust with a staggering quantity of RFCs in Remaining Remark Interval (FCP). So come and take a look at these superior work!
Tracked Properties RFC by @pzuraq which introduces a less complicated and extra ergonomic system for monitoring state change in Ember purposes.
Contextual Helpers & Modifiers RFC by @chancancode or supporting first-class helpers/modifiers in our templates.
Two deprecation RFCs by @chadhietala at the moment are in FCP – Deprecate Software Controller Router Properties RFC and Deprecate Route Render APIs RFC.
Lastly the Restructuring the Guides Desk of Contents RFC by @jenweber the place the Guides shall be rearranged to offer a pure studying circulate for at this time’s Ember.js builders can also be in FCP.
@pzuraq wrote a weblog publish on native lessons in Ember, which formally landed in v3.6. The article focuses on present greatest practices and modifications because the authentic how-to article was posted. When you’re interested by native lessons in Ember, you’ll want to learn Chris’ detailed and informative writeup!
In December the Ember.js Core Staff met in-person and remotely to assessment the route that the framework API is headed, work by way of some architectural design questions, and determine subsequent steps. This resulted in a weblog publish summarizing all of the cool issues that had been mentioned. This implies that you would be able to take a look on the Octane dialogue in addition to a assessment of web site enchancment progress. If that sounds fascinating to you, then you must take a look at the weblog publish.
@kennethlarsen is representing Ember at This.JavaScript’s State of Frameworks occasion! Audio system from distinguished open supply frameworks will focus on upcoming releases, current milestones, and group initiatives. You’ll want to RSVP to tune in on-line on Feb 12.
Within the 4th version of the contributor interview collection, we might like to spotlight the work of group member Jen Weber, often known as @jenweber. On this unique interview with the Ember Occasions she talks about her work on the Ember Guides, what the subsequent version of Ember means for the framework’s studying story and which of her learnings from engaged on open-source have turned out to grow to be highly effective belongings for her personal profession.
You possibly can learn the complete interview on the Ember Discussion board.
This week we might wish to thank @samcic, @locks, @ppcano, @bekzod, @simonihmig, @rwjblue, @Panman8201, @pzuraq, @MelSumner, @bmac, @mhankus, @rimian, @BryanCrotaz, @rwwagner90, @nlfurniss, @efx, @chancancode, @miguelcobain, @samselikoff, @noslouch, @mansona, @dbendaou, @MonsieurDart and @wadie for his or her contributions to Ember and associated repositories! 💖
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That is one other wrap! ✨
Be variety,
Kenneth Larsen, Chris Ng, Amy Lam, Jessica Jordan and the Studying Staff
