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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.

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Code

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Ember Cropper.js

0.4.1 released   | 

An addon that provides a wrapper around Cropper.js and two yielded components for handling events and programmatically calling methods on the Cropper.js instance.

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Ember Try

0.2.23 released   | 

An ember-cli addon to test against multiple bower and NPM dependencies, such as ember and ember-data.

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