Your typed JavaScript dreams have finally come true: the first major release of ember-cli-typescript is out and helps you to create beautifully typed Ember apps today.
The RFC for a more straightforward environment selection process in Ember-CLI was further refined to allow sensible defaults for either generic, interactive or test-related command types. You can read more about @rwjblue's RFC in the Ember CLI meeting minutes and the active RFC.
This week’s updates around Ember learning resources brought a bugfix for the “Edit page” links to Github on the Ember Guides and updates to several code samples here and there to use the new module imports syntax.
Several–both small and more challenging–bug fixes are still waiting for your support to get resolved in the Ember API Docs as well.
This week we would also like to highlight a long-awaited feature and critical improvement for Glimmer: Due to @wycats recent work on rehydration in Glimmer, important improvements for partial re-rendering of server-side rendered HTML, the progressive web app development story of Ember becomes even more compelling.
