Ember Weekly #2542018-05-09

Edward Faulkner screencasts the process in which he adds Tailwind CSS to an Ember.js app.

An addon that uses Zopfli to generate gzipped assets.

Ember CLI Build Notifications, Ember Inspector dark mode, broccoli, and more!

Melanie elaborates on her hopes for Ember in 2018, including accessibility, Ember engines, and better evangelism.

Chris Ng proposes putting additional effort into reducing the learning curve for new Ember.js developers in 2018.

Cy Klassen poses the thought of 'building bridges' from other frameworks and libraries in the Ember guides to decrease the learning curve for new Ember.js developers.

A short screencast on building an Ember app on Glitch.

Jen Weber & Chris Manson livestream their answers to Ember related questions from StackOverflow.

Now allows multiple callbacks in style definitions.

Upgrades signature pad and adds compatibility with modals.

Statecharts for Ember.js applications.

A library for mocking GraphQL with Ember CLI Mirage.

Ember.js addon for rendering static markdown by using components.

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Jen elaborates on the usefulness of controllers in Ember.js.

An article on integrating Ember.js and Rails Active Storage with the ember-active-storage addon.

A proposal to deprecate Ember Globals Resolver, Ember.TEMPLATES array, and creation of a global namespaces.

A proposal for pre-building addons prior to the Ember app in the Ember CLI build process.

The team at 201 Created list their hopes for Ember in 2018.

The EmberMap team proposes more transparency and over-communication on what the Ember team is focusing on at a high level.

Jamie White suggests the Ember community should produce more hobby projects, experiments, and prototypes to create more fun in the community.

Emad Ibrahim offers up a list of requests they would like to see Ember implement in 2018.

Andrew Callahan elaborates on the areas Ember could improve over the course of the year.

Jen Weber suggests many areas where Ember can grow in 2018.

Gaurav poses the question of how to educate the public on the community conventions that may not be obvious to a new user in Ember.js.

A proposal from Brian Fitch to fully embrace the Javascript ecosystem in Ember.js.

Robert Jackson and Tom Dale join Sam and Ryan to chat about using Ember at LinkedIn, when teams should use engines, and build optimizations that are coming to Ember CLI.

Michael suggests the prioritization of focus for the Ember core team in 2018.

Chris makes a case for shifting the mental model that we use to understand and teach Ember with the goal of making it more approachable to newcomers and current users.

The Ember team requests blogs posts to propose goals and direction for Ember in 2018.