Octane moves Ember to an HTML-first approach

KBall and Nick dive deep with Chris Manson and Jen Weber from the Ember core team. They talk about Ember.js: What it is, why it’s different, what’s new in the Ember Octane release, and what’s exciting in the future of the project.

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Featuring:

• Jen Weber – Twitter, GitHub
• Chris Manson – Twitter, GitHub, Website
• Kevin Ball – Twitter, GitHub, LinkedIn, Website
• Nick Nisi – Mastodon, Twitter, GitHub, Website

Show Notes:

Segment 1: About Ember

• Ember Engines
• Upgrades in Ember
• Glimmer

Segment 2: Ember Octane

• Octane is Here
• Ember Guides: Testing Components
• Ember Guides: Template Lifecycle DOM and Modifiers
• Ember Guides: Autotracking In Depth
• Ember Guides: The Ember Tutorial

Segment 3: Future of Ember

• To Have A Future, Ember Must Kill Its Past
• RFC: Ember 2018 Roadmap
• RFC: Editions

Something missing or broken? PRs welcome!