Write once, run everywhere: ambitious cross-device web apps
summary
Ember.js plus its ecosystem packages a single codebase that runs on the web, as a Cordova-wrapped iOS app, or as an Electron desktop executable; the demo builds a GitHub-style repo browser, uses Ember CLI, Ember Data, Liquid Fire and the Ember Inspector, and packages with a one-line ember cordova build or ember electron command with live reload still working. Claims: thousands of components render at ~60fps (about 3x React in the demo), and Google found removing interstitial app prompts raises web engagement ~20% with negligible install loss.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Start
- 5:16MOBILE WEB BEGINNINGS
- 7:26A LOT HAS CHANGED SINCE 2012
- 8:33SHELF LIFE
- 14:43EMBER.JS
- 16:44WHAT PEOPLE LOVE ABOUT ember
- 19:24CORDOVA
- 21:05ELECTRON / NW.JS
- 22:34HOW DO YOU EMBER THESE THINGS?
- 36:04EMBER-DATA
- 48:07WHAT DOES ALL THIS MEAN?
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