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Ember CLI Update Supports ember-qunit-codemod
Ember CLI Update now runs ember-qunit-codemod to update tests to the new testing APIs for 3.0
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Node 4 is almost End of Life
Node 4 will not be supported after April 30th. Please upgrade your apps!
Reading
Lenny Burdette - Ember and Yarn Workspaces
An article detailing why and how Square converted their Dashboard Ember app to use Yarn workspaces.
Learn full stack Ember.js development with Rails or Phoenix
Interested in learning the latest Ember best practices with a real JSONAPI compliant backend? Get 50% off of full stack Ember courses with Rails or Phoenix!
Readers’ Questions - How far are we from being able to just use any NPM package via the import statement?
Kelly Selden responds to elaborate on the status and future of bundlers in Ember.
RFC #324: Component#isVisible deprecation first draft
A proposal to deprecate the component isVisible attribute.
Adding AWS Amplify to an Ember.js Application to integrate Amazon Cognito, S3, and more.
A tutorial on utilizing AWS Amplify within an Ember.js application.
Dockyard - Testing your Ember Application in 2018
An overview on improved testing and new test helpers in Ember 3.0.
Watch & Listen
Code
waitForEvent/Queue/Property helpers now work with the various promise helpers.
Learn MoreDisables label action on disabled component.
Learn MoreBreaking changes now requires Node 4 or higher. Adds support for returning a Promise from the titleToken function.
Learn MoreAdds assertions for isVisible, isRequired, hasAnyText and more.
Learn MoreAuthorizers are now deprecated and usage of the private beginPropertyChanges/endPropertyChanges methods has been removed.
Learn MoreEmber CLI Tachyons Sass
An addon for adding the Sass version of Tachyons to projects for theming.
Learn MoreEmber Sloth
A set of components and services to manage loading large sets of data efficiently.
Learn MoreEmber Casper Template
A static site generator using Ember, Prember, and the default Ghost Casper theme.
Learn MoreStep-manager is no longer cyclical by default, removes did-transition and will-transition hooks from the step-manager, and removes custom error classes.
Learn MoreEvents
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2018-04-10
Triangle Ember
Modern Web April: GraphQL, Open Source Web Components, Node + Express
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2018-04-10
Ember.js Atlanta Meetup
Monthly Meetup
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2018-04-05
Toronto Ember.js Meetup
April EmberTO
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2018-04-04
Ember.js NYC
Ember Project Night: Memory Leaks
Releases
Ember.js: Ember's 2018 Roadmap: A Call for Blog Posts
Ember.js helps developers be more productive out of the box. Designed with developer ergonomics in mind, its friendly APIs help you get your job done—fast.