Empowering the Next Million Creators
summary
Claim: Ember can move beyond devs to enable nonprogrammers to ship interactive sites. Details: a card stack architecture with reusable field plugins (string, image block, mobile doc) lets in-place edit speaker pages, highlight fields, and use a right‑hand field editor. Backend is a git‑aware card stub hub exposing JSON:API, supporting branch‑based previews, commits and merges. Demo shows creating, editing, previewing, merging content; image upload UI is noted as coming soon.
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chapters (37)
- 0:00Intro
- 4:48The Other End
- 6:56HTML
- 8:28Ecosystem
- 9:20Community
- 11:03Demo Apps
- 11:42Member Addons
- 12:36Card Stack Styling
- 13:18Squishable Container
- 14:26Toolbar
- 15:21Annotation
- 15:36Framework
- 16:08Name
- 16:26Transparency
- 16:45Name field
- 17:12Highlight field
- 17:34Add cards
- 18:18Block form
- 18:54String Editor
- 19:46Cards
- 20:21Mobile Docs
- 21:01Navigation
- 23:04Ember overlays
- 24:46Add card stub
- 24:58Pub
- 28:40Ember CLI
- 31:52Type constraints
- 32:58Mobile doc field
- 33:18Serverside capabilities
- 34:30Card stock routing
- 35:05Importing card cigarettes
- 36:05Implicit Index
- 36:31Branch Parameter
- 37:43Preview Mode
- 44:05Authentication and Authorization
- 49:46Card Stack Search
- 54:55New Audience Trait
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