• Ember Guides now powered by Ember!

  The new Ember Guides App is built on top of JSON API, Ember, and Prember making it faster to use and easier to contribute to.

  

• Ember Inspector v3.1.0 released

  

Reading

Matt McManus - Improve the Interoperability of the Community and the Framework

Matt details the importance of improving interoperability within the Ember community and Ember.js itself.

Mikko Paderes - What I want to see in Ember for the rest of 2018

Mikko elaborates on areas for improvement in teaching Ember conventions.

Chris Thoburn - Tomorrow's Ember is not what you think (Part 1, 2018)

Chris expresses a desire for more interaction between the Ember.js core team and daily users.

V. Lascik - Honest Look at Ember in the Middle of 2018

Community member @vlascik details their ideas for improving Ember.js over the course of 2018.

Ilya Radchenko - Ember In 2018 and Beyond

Ilya outlines areas for Ember to continue improving this year including shipping what has been promised, fixing known bugs, and more.

Albert Yu - How to Debug an Ember Application with VS Code

Albert offers a quick tutorial on configuring Chrome and VS Code to debug Ember apps more easily.

Ke Pi - Different Ways to Pass Query Parameters in Ember.js

A tutorial providing multiples ways to pass query parameters in Ember.js.

Chris Krycho - #EmberJS2018, Part 3: Default to Open for Discussions and Decision Making.

In part 3 of Chris' #EmberJS2018 blog post, he expresses the importance of transparency between the Ember core team and the public.

Chris Krycho - #EmberJS2018, Part 2: Doubling Down on Documentation

In part 2 of Chris's #EmberJS2018 blog post, he expresses the importance of user and developer facing documentation for not only Ember.js, but for Ember CLI, Ember Data, and Broccolli.js.

Simon Ihmig - Ember.js in 2018: Get Better at Marketing!

Simon suggests some ways for Ember to improve its marketing strategy.

The Ember.js Times - Issue No. 47

Ember Data RFC's, #EmberJS2018 countdown, and template transform magic.

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Watch & Listen

• Paulo Monteiro - Composable Applications with Ember.js

  Paulo's talk from RequireLX on the structure and benefits of building with Ember.js.

  

• May I Ask a Question - S1 E3

  Jen and Chris talk about how to approach StackOverflow and an offer an updated discussion on questions from episode 1.

  

• Open Source Live - Robert Jackson and Chris Manson Pair on Ember CLI

  Robert and Chris work on running an addon with two dummy apps simultaneously to show how it works with a classic app and module-unification app.

  

• Lily Beauvilliers - A People's History of Ember

  Lily talks about how on-boarding new developers to an existing Ember codebase is challenging and how legacy code can be used to teach basic Ember concepts.

  

• Full Stack Radio

  Adam Wathan and Sam Selikoff talk about Ember.js and how it compares to other popular Javascript frameworks and tools in 2018.

  

• EmberMap Podcast - Test Before Commit

  Sam and Ryan chat about Ember.js at Microconf, two-way bindings, and TDD vs. "Test Before Commit" workflows.

  

• Balint Erdi - Slicing and Dicing Data: Pagination

  Balint demonstrates how to add pagination to a list of items in his Ember app.

  

Code

Events

• 2018-06-12

  Ember.js Atlanta Meetup

  Monthly Meetup

• 2018-06-05

  Chicago Ember.js

  It’s Easy in Ember: An Accessibility Workshop

• 2018-06-04

  Ember Montevideo

  Meetup Mensual

• 2018-06-04

  Ember Columbus

  Monthly Ember.js Meetup

• 2018-06-04

  Ember.js Berlin

  Ember G Meetup

• 2018-06-01

  Toronto Ember.js Meetup

  Late May EmberTO - One week early edition!