another achievement of the #emberjs initiative – ember-css-modules is no longer holding anyone back from switching to Vite
https://fosstodon.org/@mainmatter/114256328628799954

ember-css-modules can block #emberjs apps from switching to @vite . We’ve paved a migration path—with ember-scoped-css. Read @BlueCut ’s step-by-step migration guide with gradual file-by-file refactoring while keeping styles intact https://mainmatter.com/blog/2025/03/28/migrate-from-ember-css-modules/

I #blogged about #EmberJS & #linting and how to disable certain rules: https://dev.to/michalbryxi/how-to-disable-emberno-empty-glimmer-component-classes-5fnc

I #blogged about #EmberJS & #Embroider & #Vite issue with optimised dependencies: https://dev.to/michalbryxi/embroider-vite-neterraborted-504-outdated-optimize-dep-4c90

It’s happening TOMORROW! The Emberjs Europe Meetup is kicking off with talks by @real_ate @nickschot @ef4 and plenty of Ember discussions. Don’t miss it!

Remote | 18:45 CET
RSVP now https://www.meetup.com/ember-europe/events/306242467/

One week to go! The first Emberjs Europe Meetup of 2025 is happening next week. Talks, discussions, and a chance to catch up with the Ember community.

RSVP now https://www.meetup.com/ember-europe/events/306242467/

If anyone needed it, it's scientifically proven that it's in your business’/your employer's interest to invest in open source, e.g. the #emberjs initiative: https://mainmatter.com/ember-initiative/
https://infosec.exchange/@juanan/114183068696835294

Say hello to ember-vite-codemod! Bringing Vite to your Ember app is now just one command away  As part of the Ember Initiative, we built a codemod that upgrades classic Ember apps to Vite smoothly. Step-by-step, keeping Ember modern.

Read more on @BlueCut piece  https://mainmatter.com/blog/2025/03/10/ember-vite-codemod/

My new blog post about "ResponsiveImage & EmberJS & glob vite imports"

https://dev.to/michalbryxi/responsiveimage-emberjs-glob-vite-imports-o9i

The Ember Initiative is here—an ongoing effort to modernize and evolve Ember. It builds on the success of the Embroider initiative. Excited to see where this takes us!

Full details from @real_ate  https://mainmatter.com/blog/2025/02/25/the-ember-initiative/

Had a very interesting reflection about #codemods this week. How to put the cursor between do and document, and documenting really helps structuring your thought.

#emberjs #vitejs #docs #EmberInitiative

https://github.com/BlueCutOfficial/BlueCutOfficial/blob/main/articles/ember-initiative-journey/week-2.md

Je commence à suivre pas mal d'artisan·es et d'illustrateur·ices cool ici, je suis contente.

Mais où est le #mastodev fr ? Où êtes-vous les #devs, les #womenintech, les #opensource contributiors ?

De mon côté je suis principalement #web #frontend #javascript #emberjs, mais je fais aussi un peu d'autres choses des fois.

The #emberjs initiative is starting next week
https://fosstodon.org/@mainmatter/113985291863433078

Our team is getting ready to kick off the first 3 months period of the #emberjs initiative next week. Follow their priorities and progress here  https://github.com/orgs/mainmatter/projects/14

If you’re a company that builds on Ember.js and would like to get on board, find more info here  https://mainmatter.com/ember-initiative/

HDD - Happiness Driven Development.

Over past few days I've been struggling to try to wedge #xstate library into my next project. I love the idea of state machines, I adore the tooling, I would love to see it everywhere for it's reasoning and academic cleanness.

But I decided to cut it out from the project and just use pure #EmberJS (tracked + services + ember-concurrency).

Resons? Selfish, really.
- EmberJS already has native tooling to solve vast amount of cases in way more elegant manner that xstate can.
- The interweaving of Ember & xstate just does not have great DX and I ended up writing tons of obscure code to do trivial mutations or derived state checks.
- While the xstate visual machine editor is cool, I find it lacking / buggy, so I end up going back to the code, which is, frankly, not easy to read.
- It might be the learning curve, but really what I can write in 5mins in pure EmberJS takes me hours in xstate (counting in fighting with TS gods).

Overall give xstate a try. State Machines feel like the correct way to go for things. But for me the DX of xstate is not there. I chose high HDD.

Using Stackblitz' bolt.new, I was able to create the game _snake_ with *modern* #EmberJS.

And.. without being focused on what I was doing.

All I had to do was clearly describe what it needed to do, how, and fix its mistakes after a little debugging.

Having worked with #Angular in-depth for 2 years now, I can articulate what I don’t like about the #framework.

1. #RxJS is a terrible primitive to build most #CRUD software upon. #Promises are better for most things, and event listeners are fine.

2. Its #DI system encourages long-lived, easily-accessible Singletons that are serious “foot guns.”

3. Data management is painful. Resolvers are a worse DX than either #EmberJS’s Ember Data or #React’s TanStack Query.