Data in Ember
summary
Recent releases focus on performance and interoperability: Ember Data 4.7 removes the internal model, rewrites internals, and reports up to ~100x unload speedup in teardown-heavy tests and big relationship pushes; a 5.0 roadmap aims to make the store standalone and pluggable for SSR and other frameworks. Ecosystem notes: Orbit v17 tightens typings and adds document-centric options, GraphQL apps often use Apollo with ember-apollo-client, and JSON:API 1.1 finalizes an atomic-operations extension and profiles.
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chapters (13)
- 0:00Introduction and panel
- 1:46Current state of Ember Data
- 4:16Orbit.js updates and features
- 6:06JSON API 1.1 release
- 9:01GraphQL in Ember experience
- 12:11Ember Data 5.0 roadmap
- 18:57Orbit.js future plans
- 21:05Emerging data paradigms
- 32:17Q&A: Orbit vs Ember Data
- 37:19Q&A: WebAssembly for data
- 40:36Q&A: Resource pattern impact
- 43:28Q&A: Performance monitoring
- 46:20Closing remarks
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