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Ubuntu Linux ships with the ability to reach any host on your local network via $HOSTNAME.local, where if the hostname for a machine on your network is $HOSTNAME, it may be reached

Where do I import the thing? Ember has historically allowed access to everything in a global scope, like web-components. This proved confusing for developers, and Ember has moved to a more explicit,

Originally from How to make an effect in Ember? @trusktr asks: What’s the equivalent of Solid.js createEffect() (or React useEffect(), Meteor Tracker.autorun(), MobX autorun(), Vue watchEffect(), Svelte $effect(), Angular effect(

⚠️ If I've missed anything, or am wrong about something, please let me know in the comments ❤️ Quick Links: JSBin to play around. 🥳 The Proposal The Polyfill Library using the polyfill Interactive Tutorial

Folks often hear that template-only components are faster than class-based components. But is it true? Here is the setup, the js-framework-benchmark app. this benchmark focuses on testing the rendering

If you're using webpack with Ember, you may want to configure the devtool option to have higher fidelity sourcemaps. Note though that on bigger projects (and I mean more than a few

This is a quick reference guide for getting started with gjs/gts aka <template>. The RFC that concluded the research in to this new file format is RFC#779 First-Class

I've been using my desktop computer a lot more lately, and one thing I miss from my frame.work laptop is the passwordless authentication / passwordless sudo. On the frame.work, it uses

For a long time, I'd been hearing about null_ls on the neovim subreddit and how it solves all my non-language-server tooling problems. I had given a brief look at null_ls

Gonna try to keep this list up to date best I can MSW Using MSW for tests only Using MSW for development CSS / Styles tailwind, postcss, embroider Component/Template Demos / Concepts In this

I've been writing a lot of demos lately in the REPL I've been working on, limber.glimdown.com This post will be a collection of demos I've used in response

Ember + WebStorm I don't use WebStorm, but common feedback I get from people who use WebStorm is that they don't have all the features and niceties that you'd get with

Avoiding Lifecycle in Components This is mostly going to be about did-insert, did-update, etc, aka, the @ember/render-modifiers. If you know of a pattern that you use the render-modifiers

node_modules Ever been curious about how much space your node_modules directories are taking up across every project on your file system? From the root of your project directory, run: find . -name "node_modules" -type

Why? One of the most common things I hear from people who are new to Ember, new to programming in general, or coming from another frontend ecosystem (especially React and Vue), is that

React Response: Render Props Series Intro feel free to skip Partially due to the fact that I find coming up with things to write about somewhat difficult, I've been seeking articles from

Concurrency, the problems you don't know you have In user interface development, there are many intermediate states that must be accounted for. A user may click a button that triggers something that

React Response: Setting up Hot Module Replacement Partially due to the fact that I find coming up with things to write about somewhat difficult, I've been seeking articles from the React community

I've been a huge fan of ember's progress over the past year and a half, and while I've been riding the canary release train the entire time, enjoying (testing/debugging)

To quote another article on a similar topic: the ideal structure is the one that allows you to move around your code with the least amount of effort. --- The 100% correct way to

This was my first time giving a 'talk'… first time in Portland, Oregon… and I got to meet so many great people! I already had a very positive view of the community from

The tools behind this blog were demo'd at EmberConf by Chris Manson during a 5 minute lightning talk where he went from nothing to deployed in ~5 minutes. Since I didn't