Embroider Initiative Embroider Initiative Week 21 This week saw a lot of progress towards the Vite implementation with some interesting internal Embroider refactors and reaching the end of the Vite and esbuild plugin experiment (for now). I also helped
Embroider Initiative Embroider Initiative Week 20 This week saw a lot of success in my pairing sessions for the Embroider Initiative backers, some good progress on the Embroider Vite experiment, and a significant improvement for anyone using ember-cli-
Embroider Initiative Embroider Initiative Week 19 This week has a slightly shorter update. I was away for some of the week and spent most of my time working on Embroider on the same Vite and esbuild experiment I've
Embroider Initiative Embroider Initiative Week 18 This week has been a very busy one: finalising some work that has been in progress for a long while, working to help make Embroider more stable and easier to test, and moving
Embroider Initiative Embroider Initiative Week 17 This week we figured out the things that were slowing down builds for some people, we merged a number of new performance improvements, and I released ember-cli-update that now finally has
Embroider Initiative Embroider Initiative Week 16 This week is quite an exciting one, consisting of a significant push into the @embroider/vite implementation and a better default experience for users generating a new Ember app with the --embroider flag.
Embroider Initiative Embroider Initiative Week 14 This week I made good progress on the ember-auto-import work that allows you to use Webpack to import files from inside your Ember app, I made some progress on my work
Embroider Initiative Embroider Initiative Week 13 This week I have been working on ember-cli-update to make sure that it will work with the v2 addon blueprint and allow people to keep up with the great progress that
Embroider Initiative Updates Starting in June I have had the fantastic opportunity to work on the Embroider Initiative. This programme was put together by my employer, Mainmatter and backed by some awesome companies (and even an
It's All Gravy Anyone that knows me will already know that I do a lot of Open Source development. I’ve been positively Open Source obsessed for over 15 years now and enjoy working on Open
Ember Ember 2019 - Sell What We Have and Fix Papercuts This year will be bringing massive changes to the Ember landscape with the "release" of the upcoming Ember edition - Ember Octane. Along the way, I think we need to concentrate on three areas:
Guides App Broccoli - Starting the Build and Eating Your Greens This is the second part of a 6 part series on how we rebuilt the new Ember Guides from the ground up over the course of six months, converting it into an Ember
Guides App The "Right Way" to Build the Ember Guides This blog kicks off the series of how we rebuilt the Ember Guides App from the ground up, but also goes into some of the motivations and thought processes that surrounded that project.
Ember The True Power of JSON:API - Have Someone Else Do It This post is going to try to show the true power of using a standard way to define your APIs and how to use JSON:API as an "anti-bikeshedding weapon". I will
Ember If I Have Learned One Thing From Ember in the Last 4 Years ... “One thing about which fish know exactly nothing is water, since they have no anti-environment which would enable them to perceive the element they live in.” ― Marshall McLuhan, War & Peace in the
Productivity A First Date With Todoist Introduction You know the feeling; You're sitting there waiting, your palms are sweating and the more you try to relax the more you get a rising feeling of butterflies in your stomach.
Resolutions 2015 - Quantified Resolutions of a Computer Scientist Happy New Year and welcome to my brand new blog. To kick off the year this is a post with my own take on New Year's Resolutions, which is two part Computer
