Katie Gengler

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Yesterday I was woken by my smoke detectors and visible smoke. I evacuated and the fire dept. came. Thankfully but frustratingly, they found no fire (used thermal cameras & all) and the smoke cleared. But what if...? Please check your smoke detectors and other fire safety for me.

@stefanpenner I did some reorganizing of the teams on the emberjs org last night. We're going to use them for mentions/notifications on RFCs, so I made alumni teams. You'll also find the CLI org completely unchanged.

Cheers & Octocats Ember.JS! Sooo… What’s next?

@jayphelps @NBCBlacklist There was another show that used source from Ember Data, too. I can't remember what it was, unfortunately.

The TV show @NBCBlacklist used source code from Ember Data when pretending it was the source to a dangerous virus. 🥸

@codinghorror I had one that did TVOC and PM2.5 and ended up buying two more (all different brands) so I could see if they were in agreement. They were not.

I got one of these and I really should blog it, maybe I will, but TL;DR make sure you crack a window every so often

@nullvoxpopuli @knownasilya `eslint-plugin-ember` does not use `ember-source` and so it will not work to run it against multiple ember versions. `ember-auto-import` fails because the tool does not support monorepos, yet.

@knownasilya @katiegengler or maybe we don't count the errored ones at all. These are for sure known to work

Looks like we have a lot of work left to get the #EmberJS addon ecosystem to play nice with Ember v4. emberobserver.com/canary-test-re… Thanks to @katiegengler and friends for this tool! May '21 (canary 3.28) passed 47% Jan '22 (canary 4.3) passed 13%

@knownasilya Many error. Periodically we adjust the setup so that more run successfully again.

@knownasilya This is a tool to watch for dramatic day-by-day changes in the % of passing addons. It is absolutely not accurate for the status of compatibility. It involves us running the test suites for the top few hundred addons against a known ember-try config.

Starlink works great until the cats find out that the dish gives off a little heat on cold days.

Not sure what my Mom is trying to say by putting this sign next to my wedding photo…. h/t @pgengler

#emberfest Rome

Announcing Ember 4.0 🤩 Ember 4.0 will remove a significant number of already-deprecated APIs. Everything planned for removal is already deprecated in 3.27 (current stable). ✂️ Additionally, 4.0 will update our browser support policy and drop IE11. 💻 blog.emberjs.com/the-road-to-em…

@robdel12 I’ve wanted the single PR thing for awhile. Could get tedious if one is causing a failure though.

@katiegengler I think what would ultimately solve the thing I'm fighting is if all dependency updates were grouped into a single PR (with each dep change as a commit). That way I only have to manage one PR (over 20+ repos a week/month :p)

*sigh* github.blog/changelog/2021… I wish dependabot was gaining features.

@robdel12 Personally I always want to review dep updates manually for exactly the reason they quote — they could be compromised. But I think you could still have another workflow auto-merge dependabot PRs when green, no?

at this point I’m wondering what its value is vs the amount of time it takes to manage PRs.

Turned on the TV: three required reboots and I had to agree to updated terms. #thefutureisterrible

The annual community survey is up- take the survey today and let us know what you think about Ember! emberjs.com/survey Please share with your colleagues & thank you so much! <3 #webDevelopment #softwareEngineering #developerExperience #JavaScript

Ember Observer, with a point system to help identify quality addons, is very helpful. There’s an awesome code search feature too! Thanks for creating this app, @katiegengler @pgengler and Louis Simons!

You know it was a good night when you register an absurd domain name...

@matthewpskelton @jasongorman I nearly moved to a house where I couldn't get fiber as a residential account, but if I was willing to pay for a business account they would lay new fiber...

@jasongorman Help them move house to an area with better broadband and 4G?

Pondering new hiring criteria for remote work... To work here, you must have: - Minimum 70Mbps broadband speed + low latency 🎚️ - Failover network (4G/5G mobile tethering / satellite) - up to 40GB per month 📶 - At least two screens 💻🖥️ #remotefirst #urban

I never tire of sharing this deck when I find someone doing a "standard" retrospective -- slide 17 is particularly good -- thank you for keeping it available @estherderby slideshare.net/estherderby/ag…

TIL there are real grapes that taste like grape candy tastes