Cross-Pollinating Communities, We All Win
summary
Argues that Ember repeatedly copies concrete ideas and makes them work showing wins and failures not platitudes Ember rewrites its renderer into the Glimmer rendering engine in 1.13 adopting React concepts like one-way bindings and virtual DOM diffing Ember standardizes tooling via ember-cli which Angular later reuses routing ideas seed React Router and Ember Router share lineage Ember bets on promises ES2015 and JSON API and those choices measurably drive broader adoption and fewer bespoke setups
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Start
- 0:15Good artists copy; great artists steal.
- 6:37Computed Properties!
- 9:07Convention over Configuration
- 11:08"Happy Developer" functions
- 12:00One-way bindings
- 12:29Data down, Actions Up.
- 12:45Virtual DOM, DOM Diffing
- 13:41Lightweight Framework = lightweight functions.
- 20:54Mode 1: Experimentation aka "open mode"
- 21:07Mode 2: Shared Solutions aka "closed mode"
