Ember Between Design and Development
summary
Three concrete practices and their outcomes: three levels of docs — YUIDoc for JS APIs, a living styleguide (broccoli living-styleguide + SCSS) and a component guide that embeds live Handlebars components — keep code and docs 100% in sync. Designers write basic HTML/CSS and simple Handlebars, developers enforce BEM and reusable components, and a shared addon distributes styles across multiple Ember apps. The workflow reduces repetition, speeds onboarding, and the docs rebuild automatically so the guides stay current.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Start
- 11:09Data Model != UI
- 11:33Documentation Why and How
- 13:18Code Documentation
- 15:57Living Styleguide
- 22:03Component Guide
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