EmberJS2019 Posts

A list of EmberJS2019 posts, feel free to add others!!!

The Call for Posts

• Ember's 2019 Roadmap: A Call for Blog Posts

Community Posts

1. The road goes data way
2. #EmberJS2019 More Accessible Than Ever
3. My desires for the Ember 2019 roadmap
4. #EmberJS2019: Build a Larger Community
5. A few thoughts on Ember
6. Wishes: Packaging Improvements🌴
7. EmberJS in 2019
8. #EmberJS2019, let's make things simple for developers
9. The Ember Experience - 2019 Roadmap post
10. Wishes: Policy Changes 🧹
11. #EmberJS2019
12. #EmberJS2019
13. To Have A Future, Ember Must Kill Its Past
14. My hopes for Ember in 2019 – Better JavaScript Community Visibility
15. a procrastinator's ember.js roadmap
16. Ember 2019: The Next Edition
17. Entering The Pit of Despair Incoherence
18. Ember.js 2019 Roadmap
19. Ember 2019: Reduce Complexity
20. EmberJS2019, take 2
21. #EmberJS2019: Roadmap Response
22. Ember 2019
23. Ember in 2019: Tearing Down "Us and Them"
24. Drastically simplify, lower the cognitive load and put Ember among the top framework choices again
25. Ember Testing in 2019
26. From two directions: 2019 Ember.js Roadmap
27. #EmberJS2019: My wish list
28. Emberjs2019
29. Ember roadmap 2019
30. Ember 2019 - Sell What We Have and Fix Papercuts
31. #EmberJS2019 Wishlist!
32. Ember.js 2020: improving the DX
33. Send Ember on a diet and thrive innovation
34. Ember into Futurity
35. Ember 2019 - More Tooling 🔧 🔨
36. EmberJS 2019 Roadmap
37. EmberJS2019 - We need to preach ember more
38. Ember 2019
39. #EMBERJS2019
40. Managing Migrations in Ember
41. Essential Ember Addons: The State of the Ember Addon Ecosystem in 2019
42. The case for Embeddable Ember
43. Fragmentation Over Obsolescence
44. EmberData2019
45. #EmberJS2019, Part 1
46. #EmberJS2019, Part 2
47. My thoughts on the Ember.js roadmap for 2019 #EmberJS2019
48. Wishes for the Ember roadmap 2019

Forum Threads

Tweets

These don't have blog posts but it felt like they should be tracked somehow.

1. "I hope query params get some love in #EmberJS2019. Biggest pain point of the framework right now imo. At least as development goes." - Robert Clancy
2. "Here is my @emberjs blog post for #EmberJS2019 (in a tweet)! I start from the idea that 80% of apps don't need a full SPA to sprinkle in some client side niceties. What do I need from my tool belt?" - Scott Newcomer
3. "since I won't have time for a full blown blog post in the next few weeks here are some of my #Emberjs2019 thoughts as a Twitter thread:" - Tobias Bieniek
4. "My wish for #EmberJS2019 is basically to slim the feature set down - 'There should be one– and preferably only one –obvious way to do it.'" - Ondrej Sevcik
5. "a few more thoughts on the #emberjs2019 topic: before thinking about what comes after Octane, let's finish and officially release Ember Octane first! (link: https://twitter.com/real_ate/status/1139092835154706432) twitter.com/real_ate/statu… has similar thoughts" - Tobias Bieniek
6. "Keep Routes as a concept but make it easier to experiment with alternative navigation schemes wherein there might not be such a thing as route (or whatever it is is unrecognizable from the classic Ember desktop navigation route)" - Alex Matchneer
7. "I didn't have time to write my own blog post this year, but I guess this thread has turned into my own #EmberJS2019 wishlist. We need to be able to show that #EmberJS can provide powerful default performance & build features to put us on the cutting edge of JS app frameworks. 13/" - Jordan Hawker
8. "I’d hoped to publish a blog post for #Emberjs2019 but time ran out to do so. As I read some of the other blog posts, many of the things I’ve been wanting to see have already been mentioned. A revised file system layout, the advent of Embroider as the new built-in tree-shaking" - David Baker