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Sinopsis
Ember.js is a frontend JavaScript framework that has exciting applications. In this podcasts we share news, events, and some of our experiences.
Episodios
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Episode 93: Survey Study Time
08/03/2017 Duración: 15minChase and Jonathan discuss the Ember Community Survey, Marten's new blog post, and a fun Blog by Chris Westra about debugging an ember application
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Episode 92: Actual Newsy Things
27/02/2017 Duración: 20minChase and Jonathan discuss ember-native-dom-helpers, Toran's new test screencast series, how to use npm packages in your addons, and ember-awesome-macros.
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Episode 91: One Script to Serve Them All
20/02/2017 Duración: 14minChase and Jonathan discuss dependency linting, async assets, the routing service, and fastboot deployment.
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Episode 90: Testing Fastboot
13/02/2017 Duración: 17minChase and Jonathan discuss a new way to test fastboot applications, some awesome developments in Mirage, a great blog post from (surprise surprise) EmberMap, and the new service worker docs site.
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Episode 89: Not On A Weekend
06/02/2017 Duración: 23minChase and Jonathan discuss their experiences around San Diego Ember Conf (SOEmber). Covering all the talks in brief.
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Episode 88: Code Searching and Herd Safety
23/01/2017 Duración: 18minChase and Jonathan discuss Twitch\s push to 2.10, Ember Observer's new code search, a neat Glimmer 2 commit, and much more.
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Episode 87: Ember Diagon Alley
17/01/2017 Duración: 19minChase and Jonathan discuss Ember-Diagonal an awesome routing visualization tool, the Javascript Module RFC being merged, and how you can use it today with the help of a new Dockyard addon.
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Episode 86: Node Years Eve
09/01/2017 Duración: 11minChase and Jonathan share a discount code for SOEmberconf, discuss EmberCLI's removal of Node 0.12 support, Ember Elm, blog posts and more!
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Episode 85: Open Issues For Private API Usage
20/12/2016 Duración: 29minChase and Jonathan are again joined by Chris Thoburn to conclude his interview discussion topics from Smoke and Mirrors, to Igniter, to some potential changes in Ember Data.
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Episode 84: Run Ember Data Canary
12/12/2016 Duración: 31minChase and Jonathan are joined by Chris Thoburn and discuss Ember Data. From performance benchmarking, to new updates in 2.11 we hit it all.
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Episode 83: Glimmery Engines
05/12/2016 Duración: 16minChase and Jonathan discuss the release of 2.10, the new Ember Engines website, and Jonathan's upcoming speaking engagement at SOEmber
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Episode 82: Ember I Choose You!
21/11/2016 Duración: 11minChase and Jonathan discuss several topics featuring Fastboot, Burger menus, and the Boston Ember.js core team panel.
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Episode 81: The Less Overwhelming Framework
14/11/2016 Duración: 20minChase and Jonathan discuss the JavaScript module API RFC, and a new addon Ember LifeLine
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Episode 80: Help with the Maths
07/11/2016 Duración: 10minChase and Jonathan discuss a new addon for adding math helpers, a wonderful ember-data blog post, and a new Ember Map article.
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Episode 79: Boots and Shoeboxes
31/10/2016 Duración: 16minChase and Jonathan discuss some of their work on Ember Weekend's site, including work using shoebox.
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Episode 78: Progressive Ember Weekend
24/10/2016 Duración: 15minChase and Jonathan discuss a particularly good issue regarding the Ember.js guides, a new addon, and Nolan Lawson's progressive enhancement blog post.
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Episode 77: Unravelling a Package Manager
17/10/2016 Duración: 21minChase and Jonathan discuss some new happenings in Pretender.js, and the new javascript package manager client: Yarn.
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Episode 76: Ember.Weekend.readOnly
04/10/2016 Duración: 14minChase and Jonathan discuss Stef Pennar's most recent addon, tc39 happenings, and Jeffrey Biles' new creation—EmberSchool.
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Episode 75: Stop, Hammertime
26/09/2016 Duración: 12minChase and Jonathan talk about mobile fastclick with ember-hammertime, deprecating targetObject, the resolver, and the newly released EmberCamp 2016 videos.
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Episode 74: Above The Fold
19/09/2016 Duración: 15minChase and Jonathan discuss Glimmer 2 in more depth, as well as a make a few corrections to last weeks' edition and take a tour of Ryan Toronto's latest blog post.