ember-source 6.12 is released!
This is a fun release because it begins a massive cleanup effort with the merge of the "glimmer-vm" repo in to the ember codebase!
Changelog highlights here: github.com/emberjs/embe...
stay tuned for the rest of the core 6.12 release 🎉
RFC for adopting agent skills in EmberJS is in final comment period github.com/emberjs/r...
Lemme know your thoughts!
Introducing vite-plugin-ember — render live, interactive #EmberJS components directly in your VitePress docs.
Write gjs/gts code fences in markdown → see them running on the page. No full Ember app required.
Docs: aklkv.github.io/vite-plugin-...
#EmberJS #VitePress #Vite
Just released shadcn-ember: an @emberjs.com port of shadcn/ui.
✅ 47 components ready to use
✅ CLI and MCP available
✅ Built for modern Ember (`.gts` template tag components)
✅ Works with @vite.dev and @astro.build
Looks like this is my first post here... I've completed a working example application of Ember SSR on Vite: github.com/kmccullough/...
Great example of the @emberjs.com community starting to experiment with what is possible now that we're on @vite.dev by default 🎉
* Provided those libraries are not using deprecated features or private APIs, nor hyper dynamic "v1-isms"
All features are zebra strippable, regardless of age
Hot off the press!
6.8 released with some big features 🎉
⚡@vite.dev by default
🕚 Compatible with libraries from 8+ years ago*
✨ New APIs: renderComponent, additional reactive data structures
🤝 No more hbs by default (strict: true)
Read more here:
blog.emberjs.com/ember-releas...
⚡️ Vite 7.0 is out!
- Browser Target Changed to Baseline Widely Available
- Node 18 support dropped. Vite is now distributed as ESM only
- And feats, fixes, and cleanups, while we prepare for rolldown!
Vite support now back to 3.28, *and* the codemod supports 3.28!
Great work, @chris.manson.ie 🎉
Last week I was super excited to announce that the @emberjs.com @vite.dev implementation now works all the way back to Ember@5.8 and that we would "hopefully" go even further back.
Well... we did it folks 🎉 The Ember Vite implementation now supports all the way back to Ember@3.28 🎉 😍 🐹
We're proud to be investing in the future of @emberjs.com by supporting The Ember Initiative.
As their ongoing efforts move Ember forward, we're happy to back this important work.
Read more about The Ember Initiative:
mainmatter.com/blog/2025/02...
Today has been great for the Ember Initiative 🐹 And I wanted to share why in a quick 🧵
I'm pretty happy to have @discourse.org as a backer at a tier that allows us to have a 2 hour pairing session every week. We can use this time to work on anything even tangentially related to the Initiative.
image depicting an aurora borealis in high resolution
a blurry placeholder encoded with ThumbHash
Ever heard of ThumbHash? It's a great way to encode a blurry placeholder image into just a few bytes, 28 here. Like BlurHash but better visual quality!
Available now in responsive-image.dev for @vite.dev or webpack plugins and image components for @emberjs.com @lit.dev @solidjs.com and @svelte.dev!
Note though that Stackblitz is automatically updated as we release versions of ember.
(because stackblitz points at these branches:
- JS: github.com/ember-cli/ed...
- TS: github.com/ember-cli/ed...
)
Finally EmberJS is taken into account by a big thing (TailwindCSS v4) 🎉
@nullvoxpopuli.com
Been exploring other framework ecosytems, and I must say -- EmberJS has the best way to upgrade a whole project boilerplate.
There are a lot of little details in how everything is wired together, and ember just nails it, *and* provides you the reference for when you need to debug.
I think you'd like how @emberjs.com uses semver:
> Ember major versions only remove deprecated features. They never introduce new features. This means major releases are not exciting, just a predictable point where some cleanup happens.
www.wrapped.dev/repo/ember-c...
our eslint plugin, which now supports ESLint 9 and Flat Config!
www.wrapped.dev/repo/embroid...
A project generator for library authors that helps maximize correctness in testing to ensure that libraries are compatible with the widest range of applications, as well as will correctly function and type-check in a real application.
www.wrapped.dev/repo/embroid...
release-plan is our "release anywhere" tool (and we do mean *anywhere*), which is inspired by a variety of tools and we put all our favorite behaviors together into one tool!
www.wrapped.dev/repo/embroid...
content-tag is a low-level, rust-powered, tool for transpiling our gjs / gts into plain javascript for passing on to other tools.
www.wrapped.dev/repo/emberjs...
The RFCs repo is where we plan and document the direction of the framework and get alignment among team members and the community, alike!
www.wrapped.dev/repo/ember-c...
The tool for generating new projects, running the dev server, and generating tests, components, and more!
www.wrapped.dev/repo/glimmer...
the Glimmer VM is our underlying rendering and reactivity collection of packages!
This is where we started using Signals, and implemented compatibility with pre-signals ember as well!
