When I read about the possibility to contribute to the roadmap of Ember in 2018 I wanted to write a blog post immediately. But as always a lot of things came in between and this is why I write my blog post now shortly after the deadline. I hope it's still valuable and can contribute to the roadmap. A lot of things were already mentioned by the others and I don't want to repeat their arguments so this blog post is going to be shorter. I want to focus on 3 things:
| Ember in 2018 | |
| When I read about the possibility to contribute to the roadmap of Ember in 2018 I wanted to write a blog post immediately. But as always a lot of things came in between and this is why I write my blog post now shortly after the deadline. I hope it's still valuable and can contribute to the roadmap. A lot of things were already mentioned by the others and I don't want to repeat their arguments so this blog post is going to be shorter. I want to focus on 3 things: marketing, "getting the awesome stuff done" and community. | |
| Let's start with marketing. We use Ember since 2013 in our company and we are quite satisfied. I was coming from an Angular background and felt very restricted at the beginning. But after some time I recognized that convention over configuration can help a lot. It gives you the chance to focus more on the product and invest less time in architecture discussions and decisions. Also it makes upgrading easier and writing and consuming addons more convenient. The addon story is co |