new How to squash and rebase in git Did you ever need to do git rebase --continue over and over again just to get your own branch up to date? Chances are, you are on the sad path, and 99% of
new Remodeling an Ember App - Codemods and jQuery When you need to upgrade an Ember app, codemods can help you update your app's syntax faster than you could make changes by hand. Today, we'll talk about codemods and cover
new Remodeling an Ember App - Testing Today's topic is debugging an Ember app's test suite after upgrading some dependencies. This is a real-world app and the issues we face will be different from your apps, but
new Remodeling an Ember App - Package Updates Today's topic is upgrading dependencies on an older Ember app. This is a real-world app and the issues we face will be different from your apps, but you can learn the
new Remodeling an Ember App - Introduction In a series of blog posts, we'll go on a journey together to remodel an older Ember app, incrementally bringing it up to date with the latest and best Ember and Ember
new Building an Octane-style input in Ember Building a text input from scratch in Ember.js Ember.js provides the <Input /> component out of the box, but sometimes it falls short of a developer's needs for
new Ember.js Octane in Five Minutes Octane is an upcoming Edition of Ember.js. Once it's out, ember new is going to show you an app like you haven't seen before. Here's a quick rundown of
new The Ember Experience - 2019 Roadmap post If I imagine life after Octane lands, I can see a few areas that need work: the learning story for new Ember devs and adopting accessibility as a framework feature. This post is
new Ember.js Stack Overflow Livestreams Return! In May of 2018, Chris Manson and I set out to help improve Ember's presence on Stack Overflow, and I'm excited to share that we're doing it again! Our first
new Help, my Ember acceptance tests are leaking! Are you stuck debugging async in your tests? I'll cover one use case, including what the symptoms looked like, the root problem, and the solutions. The code samples are all Ember 3.
new Revisiting my 2018 Ember.js Roadmap blog post What has changed since last year? In May of 2018, I wrote a blog post for the Ember.js Roadmap process. It was called Be loud and be ready - my hopes for Ember.