👋 Emberistas! 🐹
Ember Annual Neighborhood Survey is right here 🙋♀️,
First-Class Element Templates RFC is merged 🎉,
Official TypeScript Assist in Ember RFC is merged 🥳,
TypeScript Adoption Plan RFC is open 📓,
Add Ember Cookbook RFC is in FCP ⌛️,
State of Frontend requires you ❓,
Ember 4.2 Launched 🔥,
Mocks with MSW Demo 🤖,
Whiskey Net and Whatnot Episodes 🎙,
EmberFest 2021 Movies 📹,
Element Structure Speak Slides 📽,
ember-eui releases 🚀
It’s that point of 12 months once more 😀, the annual official 2022 Ember Neighborhood Survey is right here! As soon as once more we might love your assist to find out about who’s within the Ember group and the way they work with the framework.
Final 12 months over 1000 individuals participated within the survey. As all the time, your participation is invaluable so please do take into account collaborating.
In the event you’re prepared, you’ll be able to go forward and fill out the survey right here now. 🔥🔥🔥
When you have any questions, be at liberty to e mail the survey crew by way of survey@emberjs.com, or ping us in #dev-ember-learning on the Discord chat.
Please share with your folks and colleagues! We need to hear from everybody who makes use of Ember!
Chris Krycho (@chriskrycho) who not too long ago joined the Ember Framework Core Workforce has been laborious at work authoring many RFC’s, together with the RFC on First-Class Element Templates. We’re joyful to report this RFC is now merged! This follows Chris’ detailed weblog sequence on Ember Template Imports.
The RFC proposed that we undertake <template> tags as a format for making element templates first-class individuals in JavaScript and TypeScript with strict mode template semantics. As Chris mentions, doing so would assist present quite a lot of new capabilities to Ember and Glimmer customers:
- accessing native JavaScript values with no ceremony and no backing class, enabling a lot simpler use of current JavaScript ecosystem instruments, together with particularly styling libraries—customary CSS Modules will “simply work,” for instance
- authoring a couple of element in a single file, the place colocation is sensible—and thereby offering extra management over a element’s public API
- likewise authoring locally-scoped helpers, modifiers, and different JavaScript performance
Go forward and take a look at the merged RFC on GitHub.
As if one merged RFC weren’t thrilling sufficient, Chris Krycho (@chriskrycho) can also be the creator of a second not too long ago merged RFC on Official TypeScript Assist in Ember!
This RFC declares the intent to formally help TypeScript as a peer to JavaScript, in a method which makes the developer expertise higher for all Ember builders.
The RFC says that:
Ember formally supporting TypeScript means: All libraries that are put in as a part of the default blueprint should ship correct and up-to-date sort definitions for the present version. These sorts will uphold a Semantic Versioning dedication which features a definition of SemVer for TypeScript sorts in addition to a specification of supported compiler variations and settings, in order that TypeScript will obtain the identical stability commitments as the remainder of Ember.
It is a actually thrilling improvement for the help of TypeScript in Ember and you may learn up on the merged RFC on Github.
And that is not all, Chris Krycho (@chriskrycho) has additionally opened the TypeScript Adoption Plan RFC which affords an in depth implementation plan for formally supporting TypeScript in Ember (which is in observe as much as the aforementioned Official TypeScript Assist RFC and covers the general philosophy for what official help means).
The RFC covers loads, however a short-list contains:
- the SemVer insurance policies Ember packages ought to undertake
- how we are going to migrate customers from relying on the
@sortsdefinitions on DefinitelyTyped to Ember packages - check infrastructure to catch regressions early
- updates to Ember CLI to help TypeScript
- launch “channel” testing analogous to Ember’s current function flag system for runtime code
- a fundamental communication plan for the rollout
- updates to our guides, API docs, and even the model launch weblog publish announcement
Please head on over to the RFC and provides it a learn or take part within the feedback!
When you have not had the time to checkout the thrilling Add Ember Cookbook RFC by Ketaki Deo (@ketakideo), now could be the time accomplish that as a result of it is properly into the FCP and time is working out!
The RFC proposes including a cookbook part to our studying assets that may assist Ember builders to study maintainable, accessible patterns for widespread duties.
A majority of these content material exist at the moment within the type of blogs, stackoverflow solutions and efforts like Ember Atlas however they don’t seem to be discoverable and might generally be incorrect. The proposed Ember Cookbook will likely be managed and curated by the Ember Studying crew which is able to work carefully with the Ember Core crew on upgrades so as to add, modify or delete info as wanted.
Learn, remark, and talk about this proposal within the RFC on Github!
The State of Frontend 2022 survey hosted by The Software program Home is open. There isn’t a identified deadline. It truly takes 8 minutes to fill in as they declare and you may choose EmberJS from the choices. So present the world some EmberJS illustration and fill within the survey.
The survey asks concerning the instruments, processes and options you utilize, like your editor and libraries. It additionally asks in your opinion on the way forward for sure subjects like accessibility and technical ideas. Their name to you is: “We need to hear as many voices of the frontend individuals as attainable. An excessive amount of occurred during the last two years, and we need to speak about it. Regardless of how your frontend expertise appears like, your voice is precisely what we’re in search of.”
In case you missed it, Ember 4.2 was launched final week! There have been a number of bug fixes for various elements of the framework and 1 new function in Ember CLI. Head on over to the weblog publish to take a look at the main points.
Been interested in tips on how to check towards a pretend API? Are you in search of a brand new library to do that? And do need to use the community tab for debugging? And do you additionally desire a simple strategy to outline mock knowledge that does not get shipped to clients?
NullVoxPopuli (@NullVoxPopuli) created a pleasant demo of tips on how to get began utilizing the Mock Service Employee (MSW) library with Ember.
Go forward and take a look at the demo repo at the moment!
There are two new superior episodes of the Whiskey Net and Whatnot podcast that includes a number of Ember core crew members! 🔥
First, creators Robert Wagner (@rwwagner90) and Chuck Carpenter (@chuckcarpenter) of Ship Form sit down with Melanie Sumner (@melsumner) and so they talk about work-life steadiness, Ember vs React, and naturally #a11y! 💖 Try the episode right here.
Subsequent up is an episode with each Chris Manson (@mansona) and Chris Thoburn (@runspired) chatting with Robbie and Chuck about tips on how to greatest get contributors on opensource tasks and the way TypeScript suits into that course of! Try the episode right here.
The EmberFest 2021 movies of talks at the moment are accessible in your ✨viewing pleasure✨!
In the event you didn’t have an opportunity to attend EmberFest 2021, and need to atone for what occurred final fall, or when you simply need to re-live a few of the moments, head on over and take a look at the movies at the moment!
Thomas Gossmann (@gossi) not too long ago launched slides about Element Structure from a current speak at Ember Ignite!
The slides talk about the fundamentals for element invocation and get into blocks, together with named blocks, and yielded parts as properly. In the event you’re in search of a pleasant overview of element structure then look no additional.
Beto Cantú (@betocantu93) has launched a number of new variations of ember-eui (elastic’s ui styleguide for ember). The releases embody help for staticComponents and splitAtRoutes from embroider, which means “tree shaking” or not bundling unused code out of the field is now attainable!
Go forward and take a look at the most recent releases!
This week we might wish to thank @NullVoxPopuli, Jason Williams (@jaswilli), Vyacheslav Karpovych (@Weismann9), Nathaniel Furniss (@nlfurniss), Anne-Greeth Schot-van Herwijnen (@MinThaMie), Chris Thoburn (@runspired), Jared Galanis (@jaredgalanis), James Herdman (@jherdman), Scott Newcomer (@snewcomer), Jeff Daley (@jeffdaley), Duy Le (@duyngle), Giles Thompson (@gilest), Robert Jackson (@rwjblue), Jeldrik Hanschke (@jelhan), Kelly Selden (@kellyselden), Gonçalo Morais (@gnclmorais), Nathan Whittaker (@nwhittaker), Ricardo Mendes (@locks), Nicholas Rutherford (@nruth), Chris Ng (@chrisrng), Jen Weber (@jenweber), Melanie Sumner (@MelSumner), Esteban Arango Medina (@esbanarango), Peter Wagenet (@wagenet), Bert De Block (@bertdeblock), Joseph D. Sumner (@josephdsumner), Sergey Astapov (@SergeAstapov), Pat O’Callaghan (@patocallaghan), Chris Manson (@mansona), and Chris Freeman (@cafreeman) for his or her contributions to Ember and associated repositories! 💖
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That is one other wrap! ✨
Be form,
Jared Galanis, Chris Ng, Anne-Greeth Schot-van Herwijnen and the Studying Workforce
