This week: {{ opening_double_curly() }}on{{ closing_double_curly() }} & {{ opening_double_curly() }}fn{{ closing_double_curly() }} in Octane Guides 🔥, Foreign Key Attrs Blog Post 🔑, watch This.JavaScript: State of Frameworks on Tuesday 📜, build JAMstack websites with Empress 🍓, versioned Ember API links added to the Guides 🔢, and last, but not least, an Update for Co-Located Templates in the Guides ☝️!
Many thanks 👏 to @NullVoxPopuli and all the other contributors that worked on the awesomePR updating the preview of the Ember Octane Guides section dealing with @action, the {{ opening_double_curly() }}on{{ closing_double_curly() }} modifier & {{ opening_double_curly() }}fn{{ closing_double_curly() }} helper!
These updates to the Guides relate to event handling, binding of context and partial application of functions, and affect the way that actions are used in Ember Octane.
This.JavaScript is an online livestreamed event on Tuesday, August 13th - RSVP to attend and watch it with your teams at work!
The State of Frameworks event is an opportunity for folks in the JS community from different frameworks and libraries to learn from each other and connect. You'll learn about upcoming releases, latest improvements, and community initiatives. @jenweber will be representing Ember and speaking about Octane! She'll be joined by @yyx990803 of Vue, @mhdawson of Node.js, @marvinhagemeister of Preact, @mhartington of Ionic, and @mgechev of Angular!
There are many different roads that lead developers to building fast, secure and performant websites. And one of them is by the means of the JAM Stack.
A site built on the JAMstack is often consisting of a mix of JavaScript, reusable and/or third-party APIs as well as static, ready-to-render Markup. The one obligatory feature of a JAMstack site, is that it is can be run without a dedicated web server. Common examples of tools that allow you build JAMstack sites are static site generators like Jekyll, Hugo, GatsbyJS among many others.
In his talk Empress - JAM Stack Templates for Human Beings at LeedsJS - @mansona presents static site generation solutions that empower developers and designers alike to create fast and beautiful sites on the web. And surely enough: Empress' site generators are powered by Ember! 🐹
Be sure to check out the talk over on YouTube, give a 👍 and your thoughts in the comments below!
In the 3.x series, the Ember Guides would send you to the release version of the Ember API documentation. Due to changes in Ember and Ember Data, often these redirects would lead you to nowhere.
To fix this issue, @sivakumar-kailasam took on the massive task of updating the links so that the version of Ember API matches that of Ember Guides when redirected. (Thank you!) 💖
The next steps are to fix remaining issues with 3.11 links and introduce tests to check for broken links. We appreciate you for your patience. If you notice additional broken links, please let the Ember Learning Team know in the #dev-ember-learning channel on Discord.
These changes are part of the work for updating Octane documentation. If you are interested in helping out check out the Quest Issue for Releasing the Octane Guides on GitHub!
Wondering about something related to Ember, Ember Data, Glimmer, or addons in the Ember ecosystem, but don't know where to ask? Readers’ Questions are just for you!
Submit your own short and sweet question under bit.ly/ask-ember-core. And don’t worry, there are no silly questions, we appreciate them all - promise! 🤞
