Keynote Part 1
summary
Ember adopts a disciplined six-week release channels model with feature flags and tooling (Ember CLI, HTMLBars) to stage big changes without breaking apps; an LTS channel and structured deprecations reduce churn; a migration path (Skylight moving to modern idioms and TypeScript) proves it in the wild; glimmer 2 lands as a drop-in replacement and benchmarks as glimmer 2 twice as fast as React for component-creation workloads; earlier missteps left 36% stuck on 1.13 and motivated RFCs, recommended stages, and editions.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Start
- 6:18Jamie Zielinski
- 16:28Removing Features
- 17:47Evolution Strategy
- 21:35React
- 37:45Deprecations
- 39:01Prioritize Continuous Shipping and Minimizing Disruption
- 39:36Key Tactic of Release Channels Is Staging
- 43:50Stability Stages
