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Paolo Ricciuti shared how to full-stack-test SvelteKit applications at Svelte Summit Spring 2024.

Mainmatter's Principal Engineering Consultant Luca Palmieri, SAP's Jonas Dohse, and Fermyon's Ryan Levick discussed aspects of using Rust in production and answered questions from the audience at our Rust for the Web event in Berlin.

Our Principal Engineering Consultant, Luca Palmieri, talked about the state of Rust’s web ecosystem and his Pavex project in his talk at Rust Nation UK 2024.

Chris Manson gave an update on the Embroider Initiative's progress so far and showed off a real world Vite build.

Moderator Luca Palmieri (Principal Engineering Consultant at Mainmatter) and panelists ​Edward Wright (Lead GIS Engineer at Vortexa), ​Nodar Daneliya (Founder and CEO of Shuttle), and ​James Cole (Arwen.ai), discussed the reasons for choosing Rust and how they use it in production at our Rust for the Web meetup in London.

Our Principal Engineering Consultant, Luca Palmieri, presented the missing playbook for Rust adoption for managers and CTOs at our Rust for the Web meetup in London.

Chris Manson and Ed Faulkner answered questions about Embroider and previewed the upcoming release as well as Vite support, at the Q4 2023 Ember Europe meetup.

Chris Manson gave an update on the Embroider Initiative's progress so far. He discussed Vite support, challenges the team is facing and what's coming in the future.

Paolo Ricciuti introduced us to progressive enhancement in SvelteKit at Svelte Summit Fall 2023.

Marco Otte-Witte talked about how Rust is the next step for backend web development at Porto Tech Hub 2023.

Our Principal Engineering Consultant, Luca Palmieri, moderated a panel on real world use cases and experiences with Rust in production, with panelists Jeremy Lempereur (Rust engineer at Apollo GraphQL), and Bastien Dolla (co-founder at Rayon).

Our Principal Engineering Consultant, Luca Palmieri, introduced us to Rustdoc’s JSON format and the possibilities that come with this new #rustlang feature in his talk at EuroRust 2023.

Marine Dunstetter walked us through the process of translating the Ember Guides to French and highlighted the importance of translation in making documentation more accessible at EmberFest 2023 in Madrid.

Marco Otte-Witte talked about investing into open source projects that companies depend on, the risks of failing to invest, and the Embroider initiative that Mainmatter is running with a group of sponsors to ship Embroider, Ember's new build system, at EmberFest 2023 in Madrid.

Marco Otte-Witte presented the main advantages of continuous deployment over traditional release processes, explained the essential components of a continuous deployment infrastructure, and discussed typical challenges as well as strategies to overcome them.

Marco Otte-Witte explained how to run Rust code on edge functions in his talk at the Rust Munich Meetup. He showed how Rust, compiled to WASM, running on Cloudflare Workers handles submissions of Mainmatter's contact form.

Animations in Ember are evolving! Nick Schot presented upcoming changes, covering different animation techniques with demos. He also shared the progress on a new framework he’s been working on that will make animations in Ember even better.

Andrey Mikhaylov explained how to test Ember apps with Cucumber at the Ember Europe Q4 2002 Meetup.

Florian Pichler showed how to build a snowflake effect with modifiers and Ember components at the last Ember Europe Q4 2022 Meetup.

All Ember addons come with the concept of a “dummy app”. This has been super useful to test our addons and has even been part of the reason why we have been able to support so many different versions of Ember from a single addon using ember-try scenarios. This talk by Chris from EmberFest 2022, gives a bit of detail on how “classic” addons work and proposes an alternative to replacing the idea of the addon's dummy app with a monorepo in V2 addons.

From enabling secure cookies to working with crypto, there are many reasons why you might want to serve your Ember application over HTTPS locally.

Learn how in this talk by Florian from EmberFest 2022.

EmberFest 2022 closed with a panel about the future of Ember, moderated by Marco Otte-Witte with panelists Melanie Sumner, Chris Manson, Ed Faulkner, and Chris Krycho. The panel discussed challenges and opportunities, how we market Ember and where it fits in in the wider ecosystem of frontend frameworks.

Adopting new linting rules in modestly sized apps can often leave you with several linting errors across hundreds of files.

Chris Manson explains how you can reduce the struggle and happily lint large apps all the way to modern Ember at your own pace in his talk from EmberConf 2022.

Ember Octane’s tracking system makes it easier to integrate libraries from the wider JavaScript ecosystem in Ember apps. Bartłomiej Dudzik explained how to leverage other packages for validating data than ember-cp-validations or ember-changeset.

Mira is a robot created by Pixar artist Alonso Martinez, capable of recreating a great number of emotions and interactions. In his talk, Nick Schot brings Mira to the web while explaining different animation techniques.

With Ember being HTML-First, doors open to new possibilities. Chris Manson explores the opportunity of building a design system with Ember that can also be consumed by apps that are not using JavaScript in his talk.

Handling images on the web has evolved from a simple task to a complex topic. Marco Otte-Witte presents options for different scenarios along with challenges and advantages as well as disadvantages of different approaches.

Tobias Bieniek explains how to implement and test loading states, how to deal with network errors and how to prevent Sentry from filling up with uncaught promise errors.

Marco Otte-Witte shares best practices for digital product development in the areas of planning and preparation, process and collaboration, as well as infrastructure and practices.

Mar High explains how design teams can benefit from version control and explores best practices for collaboration.

Chris Manson explains how Ember Octane and Empress support JAM Stack developers.

Marco Otte-Witte explains how decorators that are the foundation for Ember's @tracked and @actions work under the hood.

Samanta de Barros explains how to leverage tools to debug and better understand the structure of Ember apps.

Jessica Jordan appears in revision 408 to discuss all things Ember.js.

Tobias Bieniek shows how grouping console statements makes for a better QUnit experience.

Chris Manson shares what the JAM stack even is and how Ember developers can leverage its concepts.

Jessica Jordan explains how state management works with decorators and tracked properties in Ember Octane apps.

Ricardo Mendes goes through the history of Ember.js as a project and how it braves the fads of front-end development.

Jessica Jordan demonstrates how to create an immersive web comic experience that is not only engaging for sighted users but accessible for everyone.

Chris Manson shows how to build a blog in 15min using empress-blog.

Tobias Bieniek reports from the intersection between coding and gliding.

Jessica Jordan shares how to build comics for the web using Ember.js and the Web Animation API.

Marco Otte-Witte talks about Server Side Rendering in times of SPAs and PWAs.

Marco Otte-Witte talks about optimizing JavaScript bundles and loading behaviour of Ember.js apps.

Tobias Bieniek gives an update on the status of the Ember Language Server and goals for the future.

Chris Manson introduces Ember Ghost.

Tobias Bieniek shares just how easy internationalization of Ember apps can be when done right.

Jessica Jordan shares some insights to what defines the Ember Community and what drives it forward.

Tobias Bieniek elaborates on what modern testing of Ember.js applications looks like.

Jessica Jordan introduces patterns and best practices around testing asynchronous and time-dependent behaviors.

Jessica Jordan elaborates on how web components can be built today leveraging Glimmer.js.

Marco Otte-Witte introduces the json:api spec and compares it to GraphQL.

Marco Otte-Witte introduces ember-test-selectors.

Jessica Jordan gives an update on the status of native web components and shows how they can be used via Glimmer.js today.

Marco Otte-Witte introduces Glimmer.js and the Glimmer VM and explains how they work.

Jessica Jordan shows how to do animations on the web leveraging HTML5 canvas and the Web Animation API.

Marco Otte-Witte shows how authentication ans session management works in FastBoot with cookies.

Marco Otte-Witte introduces the json:api spec.