Announcement

Last month, members of the Ember.js Core Team met in-person and remotely to review the direction that the framework API is headed, work through some architectural design questions, and figure out next steps. In this article, we’ll share a summary of...

We're pleased to announce the creation of the new Ember Mentorship Program!

Mentorship has been a strong theme throughout Ember’s existence. We started with our first core team members pairing together at the creation of Ember, and today it’s one...

As of today, we are requiring all members of Ember GitHub organizations to have two-factor authentication (2FA) enabled.

The following are the relevant organizations:

• Ember.js
• ember-cli
• Glimmer.js
• ember-data
• Ember Learning Team
• ember-engines
• Ember...

Open source project management is different than inside a typical software company. It's an example of the purest form of leadership: you’re getting a bunch of peers all moving in the same direction, despite no formal hierarchy or authority structure...

In this year's EmberConf keynote, Yehuda mentioned that we are working on a highly optimized rendering engine for Ember called Glimmer 2.

On behalf of all the contributors who have lent a hand along the way, I am very excited to announce that we...

I'm very happy to share with you our plan to scale Ember's day-to-day decision-making and coordination—something we're calling Subteams. We mentioned some of this in this year's EmberConf keynote, and wanted to expand on the specific details.

Ember...

Currently, Ember uses release channels to help users balance between a desire for new features (canary or beta channels) with stability (the release channel). While semver guarantees mean that upgrades are quite straightforward, some users aren't able...