Dealing with Data in 2019
summary
Ember Data claims a lighter, modular core that drops obsolete APIs and enables add-ons to experiment before core adoption; examples include ember-m3 (single backing class to avoid thousands of JS model classes) and ember-storefront (smarter caching and load patterns). The runtime keeps an identity map for coherent client caching, targets JSON API persistent backends, and demonstrates measurable wins at LinkedIn scale while documenting RFCs to let add-ons avoid private internals.
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chapters (5)
- 0:00Start
- 13:35Relationship Persistency
- 19:14Developer Experience and Developer Visibility
- 24:36Ember Metamorphic Model
- 30:25Conclusion
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