EmberConf 2014
2014-03-02..2014-03-04
Portland, United States
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who it's for
Ember developers, frontend developers, web application architects, build and release engineers, quality engineers, component and UI engineers, open source contributors
topics
Ember performance profiling and fixes; route traversal state machines; Ember testing helpers and patterns; controller-centric query params; Ember CLI with Broccoli pipeline; HTMLBars DOM fragment templating; Ember Data adapters and serializers; component composition with yield; animations and transition techniques; convergent replicated data types (CRDTs); server-side rendering with Node; analytics and service-oriented Ember integrations
| title | author | length |
|---|---|---|
| Snappy Means Happy: Performance in Ember Apps | Matthew Beale | 32m |
Uses real shipped Ember apps and Ember source to show concrete fixes: network blocking by a 1.1 MB script becomes visible in the Chrome DevTools timeline… | ||
| Keynote: Evolution | Dave Herman | 35m |
Argues evolution beats revolution with concrete steps: experiments like asm.js and M‑script lead to a validated subset of JS, compilers and polyfills smooth… | ||
| Controlling Route Traversal with Flows | Nathan Hammond | 28m |
Builds a concrete claim: route traversal is driven by a tree-shaped state machine loaded from a single flow definition rather than scattered route logic… | ||
| The Unofficial, Official Ember Testing Guide | Eric Berry | 31m |
Claim: Ember testing becomes practical now with concrete tools and patterns the guide actually ships — QUnit assertions plus Ember's helpers visit fillIn click… | ||
| Mr Router Embraces the Controller | Alex Matchneer | 31m |
Argues that controller-centric query params are preferable to a router-only API, shows a concrete implementation: a global cache injected into controllers that… | ||
| Ember is for the Children | DeVaris Brown | 23m |
Program claims: free eight-week course, four hours a week, trains three students over eight weeks to build HTML/CSS, JavaScript projects and Ember apps. Tools… | ||
| Software Productivity and Ember: Ember CLI | Stef Penner | 34m |
Ember CLI centralizes the build and scaffolding work so app glue stops being a recurring liability, it uses Broccoli as a dedicated pipeline that handles fast… | ||
| Convergent/Divergent | Christopher S. Meiklejohn | 33m |
If an Ember.js app pushes state to clients it already behaves like a distributed system, and the concrete fix is to embed causality into data structures… | ||
| The {{x-foo}} in You | Ryan Florence | 31m |
Shows concrete Ember component patterns and ready code: builds IC Tabs that persist via query params and composes smaller components instead of one giant view… | ||
| HTMLBars: The Next-Generation of Templating in Ember.js | Erik Bryn, Kris Selden | 29m |
HTMLBars is a new templating library built on Handlebars that builds DOM fragments instead of strings, caches template fragments, clones them for repeated… | ||
| Modeling the App Store and iTunes with Ember Data | Jeremy Mack | 25m |
Six months of reverse engineering yields a concrete claim: a production search engine called find (find no vowels) that models the App Store and iTunes… | ||
| Ember Components Transclude My Directives | John Paul | 26m |
Compares Angular directives and transclusion to Ember Components and shows concrete tradeoffs: Angular directives expose about a dozen low-level knobs, while… | ||
| Animations and Transitions in an Ember App | Edward Faulkner | 32m |
Shows concrete techniques for animations in Ember: reusable components like animate-changes, measured-box and growing-box, an animated-iffer helper, and using… | ||
| No more `grunt watch`: Modern build workflows with Broccoli | EmberConf | 33m |
Broccoli is a small JavaScript build library that wires plugins into a tree pipeline: concatenate with a concat plugin, compile CoffeeScript and Sass… | ||
| Ember Data and the Way Forward | Igor Terzic | 34m |
Ember Data is refreshed and refocused: adapters and serializers are rewritten to normalize input, promises replace bespoke async plumbing, and promise-aware… | ||
| Contributing to Ember The Inside Scoop | Robert Jackson | 27m |
Ember contribution workflow gives concrete rules: 334 contributors exist now and the talk expects ~100 pull requests tonight; use commit prefixes like doc… | ||
| Using Ember to Make the Seemingly Impossible Easy | Heyjin Kim, Andre Malan | 22m |
Ember enables concrete wins: a migration from a messy Rails/Hadoop stack becomes a script that replays records through Ember Data + active_model_serializers… | ||
| Keynote | Yehuda Katz, Tom Dale | 35m |
Claim: Ember makes developers dramatically more productive on multi‑screen web apps. Evidence: six-week release cycle backed by automation, Ember 1.0 shipped… | ||
| Extending Ember with Analytics | Alex Dilberto | 23m |
Provides a concrete Ember implementation that wires pageviews and actions into analytics rather than copy‑pasting vendor snippets, using Google Analytics/Adobe… | ||
| Ember & SOA | Jeremy Green | 21m |
A monolithic HDR photo app becomes CloudHdr split into 3 main service apps plus a collection of Ember frontends, implemented as Rails JSON APIs. Authentication… | ||
| Admin Your App: or Why Internal Tools Matter | Michael Sean Becker | 22m |
Live Nation Labs replaces a Rails front end that used Active Admin with an Ember-based admin ecosystem that treats backend services as an API first platform… | ||
| Using Ember to Make the Seemingly Impossible Easy | Heyjin Kim, Andre Malan | 22m |
Ember enables concrete wins: a data migration from old Rails/Hadoop to a new Ember/Postgres front end completes in migration in 4 hours by replaying EmberData… | ||
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