Bottled Ember - Batteries Included Web Framework, tiny tiny living space
summary
An experimental tool called bottled Ember generates a cached Ember app on demand so a V2 add-on can have a runnable dummy/test app without converting to a monorepo. It ships on npm (pre-1.0, released last Saturday), uses a simple start script with options (output path, cache name, no-overlay, link docs, ports), links a docs folder for Field Guide integration, and successfully runs separate dev servers for tests, docs and the demo — still early but working.
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chapters (13)
- 0:00Start
- 4:02How deep does it go
- 4:37what is an addon
- 6:31Other addon types
- 7:44Magic
- 10:24Ed to the rescue again!
- 11:53One exception
- 13:08A catch
- 13:45The true structure of v2
- 16:03The structure
- 17:44Lets fix it together
- 19:19npm start output
- 24:02Field Guide
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