Easy "two-way" bound fields in EmberJS forms without actually binding anything to the form fields.
Literally just working with FormData.
#EmberJs#JavaScript
https://t.co/FgC6qMDHFT
Really excited about the future of #EmberJS, reactivity, and Resources!
Some fun, ergonomic things are coming out of the last 10+ years of JavaScript frameworks in a way that really focuses on the users in a way that hasn't yet been done by anyone else!
(that I've seen anyway)
@nullvoxpopuli Thank you for writing such thorough migration docs. I love the simplicity of the new modify hook, and the general simplicity of v5. Excellent work!
Big release for ember-resources today:
- prep for v5
- new utils
- svelteable modules (don't pay for what you don't use)
Read more about the release, new stuff, etc, at:
- the https://t.co/lkLXR5ZbKw: https://t.co/GfC0X8nTEw
- the docs site: https://t.co/mZ7jyQewbf
@wycats I think many communication issues are rooted in conflation of terms and general ignorance. I believe that is a side effect of our culture of shaming. A lot of people would rather choose avoidance, or to hide behind unmerited confidence than to admit a mistake for fear of shame.
Today we're announcing Ember 4.0! 🎉
Ember 4.0 doesn't bring a big new feature. Instead, we're removing already-deprecated APIs not used in modern Ember apps.
We also dropping support for Internet Explorer in 4.0.
Read on: https://t.co/CkZlkiFNZe
@wycats@LorenCarvalho@kwuchu@WyKittens@Sony I have been slowly upgrading through the models, gifting previous versions to family members. They have been extremely helpful for my youngest (who has ADHD).
🎉First release of ember-resources!
https://t.co/jSpSR28Xz6
Docs are light, but I wanted to get this released before the end of the weekend. PRs welcome ;)
✨Fully supports #TypeScript
useResource for both classes and functions!
Coming soon: useTask (for ember-concurrency)
@Jason_Bender I also want you to die, at some indeterminate point, far in the future, hopefully painless and surrounded by friends and family. Otherwise you’d be immortal, and friends don’t let friends become draculas.
@1JessWalter absolutely loved “The Cold Millions”, thank you for writing it! Born and raised in Spokane, but I never quite appreciated the history of the area when I lived there. Your book has changed that, so again, thank you.
@rajasegar_c@nullvoxpopuli I’ve found one of the biggest sources of cruft in an app is prematurely building everything for reuse before you even know it will be used more than once. You get component fragments littered everywhere, poor naming, and good luck keeping context with components five levels deep.