⚡️ 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 [email protected] 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 [email protected] 🎉 😍 🐹

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.

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!

Ember 6.2 released! Read about it here: blog.emberjs.com/ember-releas...

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.

Here are some of our busiest projects, all wrapped up for 2024! - ember.js - ember-data - embroider - ember-auto-import - glimmer-vm - ember-cli - rfcs - content-tag - release-plan - eslint-plugin-ember - addon-blueprint Starting with: our main runtime package: www.wrapped.dev/repo/emberjs...

2025 is going to be the *most* exciting year for emberjs! ✨! get ready ! ✨ 🎉

Coming soon on Pikimov.com (free after effects alternative): ⚒️ Lattice FFD deformations ⚒️ #threejs #emberjs #motiondesign

We've always pushed for @mainmatter.com being an active member and supporter of the communities behind the technologies we specialized in – I'm very happy we now organize or co-organize community events in #emberjs, #rustlang, and #svelte ❤️

We now ship eslint 9 and flat config by default! In 6.1! blog.emberjs.com/ember-releas...

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Yesterday we got the @emberjs.com RFC that will make @vite.dev the default build system for new apps accepted 🎉🎊🎉 We now have a plan that is all agreed and we just need to make it happen 💪 This is a great holiday OSS present for me 🎁🎄😍🐹

🎁 Ember v6 is released! Read about it here: blog.emberjs.com/ember-6-0-re...

Easy, automatic, responsive images 🎉

⚡ ✨ Vite ✨ ⚡ Gotta go fast!

One hidden benefit of developing with @emberjs.com is the fact that our template compiler fully understands HTML. Using it you **instantly** find all the invalid, unclosed, or broken tags you have in any of your HTML. One of the 100s of benefits of using Ember 🤣 Do you know any other good ones?

All the frameworks are here now! Go follow them all! Let's make their bluesky social graphs broader than it ever was in X. @vuejs.org @react.dev @preactjs.com @svelte.dev @solidjs.com @qwik.dev @markojs.com @emberjs.com

Curious about who is working on Ember? what they're working on? any experiments in the works? Made a starter pack: go.bsky.app/Fn6WsUz This is not an exhaustive list, but will be updated as team members join @bsky.app

We're live with @nullvoxpopuli.com learning about @emberjs.com live on Twitch! twitch.tv/crutchcorn

Ember 6 is our next version and it's coming along nicely ✨ The team is doing amazing work 💪

I made a GPT for Ember, lemme know what you think! chatgpt.com/g/g-NlX2...

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Emberños: what do you love about Ember that you don't think gets enough play? #emberjs

I used the new Ember QUnit theme on a project and it's so great! https://buff.ly/3MOIbBY Ember's testing fundamentals are really strong, and I'm excited to see work to polish surface level details. They make a big difference.

I've been doing some work in the deep weeds of the Ember rendering engine lately and I'm proud of the work. 1. An implementation of the runtime version of `@ember/template-compiler` (the runtime portion of rfcs.emberjs.com/id/0931-temp...). PR is almost done, and at github.com/emberjs/embe...

Just published a quick writeup of impl work I've been doing lately for Polaris. TL;DR - Top-level `renderComponent` API - Runtime template compiler (for REPLs) - Component inspector fixes for GJS - `this.#private` syntax - hash and array literal syntax

RFC to use gjs/gts instead of hbs for route-templates: github.com/emberjs/r...

The Heroku Dashboard shipped Ember 4.0 this week. It took about six months end-to-end, and there are two really amazing things to call out: 1. We were able to ship features at a pretty normal clip as we were working on deprecations 1/

Congratulations to Chris Manson (github.com/mansona/) for getting accepted to speak at ViteConf!!! He'll be talking about how we're moving our next-generation build to Vite. Lots to talk about so get your tickets now! viteconf.org

✨ ember-source 5.10.2 just released with some very important bug fixes ✨ github.com/emberjs/embe... 🎉

Hello @bsky.app !!