It's exciting and thrilling to be a part of it.
All the features are available today, and already documented, and we'll be iterating on the teaching story and polish over the coming monts.
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This, but Ember
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This, but Ember
@ThisButEmber
Ember.JS is pretty good. Quote-retweeting things about stuff that's also true of Ember.JS.
Katılım Haziran 2022
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In Ember Polaris, it all comes from a single source with a single development philosophy. Brought to you by the same team that has built world-class infrastructure including rails, handlebars, rust (& crates), and more.
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One of the biggest challenges with Ember Polaris is going to be telling the whole story and helping people really appreciate the scope of it.
MJ@mjackson
One of the biggest challenges with Remix 3 is going to be telling the whole story and helping people really appreciate the scope of it. It covers the same conceptual surface area as: - Express (and middleware) - React - Prisma/Drizzle - node:fs In JavaScript, we are accustomed to getting dependencies from disparate sources, cobbling together dependencies from different teams with different values/goals, referencing multiple sets of docs, etc. In Remix 3, it all comes from a single source with a single development philosophy. Brought to you by the same team that has built world-class infrastructure including React Router, UNPKG, CSS modules, and more. It's exciting and thrilling to be a part of it. We are shooting for an alpha release in Q1 2026.
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Whenever I work with @emberjs I'm reminded just how nice it is to do major version upgrades without headaches.
Their codemods are just so incredibly powerful, and it's a huge testament to their thoughtfulness in approach
Corbin Crutchley@crutchcorn
Whenever I work with @angular I'm reminded just how nice it is to do major version upgrades without headaches. Their codemods are just so incredibly powerful, and it's a huge testament to their thoughtfulness in approach
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React is the wrong tool for this era.
Ecosystem and libraries are less important than ever.
Good performance by *default* means more than ever. Choose Ember.
Justin Schroeder@jpschroeder
React is the wrong tool for this era. Ecosystem and libraries are less important than ever. Good performance by *default* means more than ever. Choose Vue.
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React and Ember are fascinating.
You get endless hype and shit talking from React fanbois—yet more often than not the cool frontend thing you just heard about was built in Ember.
The Ember community just ... shuts the fuck up and builds cool shit 👑
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One of EmberJS’ best features is how it’s been drama-free since 2014. 👌🏼
Michael Pumo@michaelpumo
One of Vue’s best features is how it’s been drama-free since 2014. 👌🏼
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*And* ember allows you to define multiple components in the same file.
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Today's hook: instance properties.
an instance property is for creating persistent, single instances across re-renders.
Perfect for expensive object creation or maintaining consistent state.
#codeoftheday #emberjs #typescript
MHD@mhdcode
Today's hook: useSingleton - a custom React hook for creating persistent, single instances across re-renders. Perfect for expensive object creation or maintaining consistent state. #codeoftheday #reactjs #typescript
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If I ever doubt @emberjs again I promise to quit programming. IT's the easiest way to build JS apps it really is.
Svelte is nice but Ember lets you stick multiple components in 1 file but not have reacts insanity.
MattStopa@MattStopa
If I ever doubt @RyanCarniato and solid again I promise to quit programming. IT's the easiest way to build JS apps it really is. Svelte is nice but Solid lets you stick multiple components in 1 file but not have reacts insanity. Ryan's also a boss for giving credit where due
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@DanielGlejzner Ember is for the lil'guy, the average person,
- not owned by a mega corp
- participation in planning, feature dev and deprecation timelines are encouraged
- focused on productivity
- performance by default (via signals)
- great for serious projects as well as hobby
/Toys
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I have been recently reaching out a lot to influential people from React community.
As well as business owners & devs.
The best take I have heard so far on what #EmberJS marketing strategy should be was:
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"React is fun, Ember is business"
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Daniel Glejzner@DanielGlejzner
I have been recently reaching out a lot to influential people from React community. As well as business owners & devs. The best take I have heard so far on what #Angular marketing strategy should be was: ———————————————- "React is fun, Angular is business" ———————————————- We are not getting a piece of the pie from React market trying to be “fun”. What we can do however is convince the market that if they are willing to create apps that can be stable for years to come. Angular is the right choice + we have a lot of DX improvements that are going to make you extra happy. Right now we are like: “We have a lot of DX changes that make Angular more fun, come and do fun things with Angular as well”. That’s not convincing when you have all the fun you need already.
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That’s not convincing when you have all the fun you need already.
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Ember is the right choice + we have a lot of DX improvements that are going to make you extra happy.
Right now we are like: “We have a lot of DX changes that make Ember more fun, come and do fun things with Ember as well”.
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