gossi

gossi

@gos.si

Unicyclist. Artist. Developer. gos.si ✨ Software Architect ✨ Design Tokens - theemo.io ✨ Design Systems - hokulea.netlify.app ✨ EmberJS Enthusiast

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Ember now has preliminary TS7 support ~ via the content-mappers feature that merged in TS last week Testers wanted! (requires TS Nightly)

Happy to bring #emberjs and @storybook.js.org together. So excited to talk about it at @emberfest.eu

EmberFest@emberfest.eu

Thomas Gossmann of WePlan (better known as Gossi, gos.si) talks about using Storybook with Ember in his talk, "Workshopping Ember with Storybook". This concludes the list of speakers this year, and we'll be back with the agenda soon! Tickets are available at emberfest.eu

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Are you as excited about the Ember Router rewrite as we are? If so, you should definitely watch Nick Schot's (nickschot.nl) talk, "Modernizing the Ember Router: How to swap the steering wheel while driving" 🚚 Still no tickets? Get them here: emberfest.eu

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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...

blog.emberjs.comEmber 6.8 ReleasedThe Ember project is excited to announce the release of Ember v6.8. This is a standard minor release as part of the standard Ember Release Train process, but this release isn't...

Great idea and good place to expressing my wishes here - thanks @jakearchibald.com Also: Didn't know I wished for so much - all CSS and HTML for design systems (+ Temporal)

Bruce Lawson@brucel.bsky.social

My good chum (and newly Mortal Enemy since he joined Firefox) Jank Architect (@jakearchibald.com) seeks your input on which web platform features Interop 2026 should focus on, at the exquisitely named interop.rank-jake-archibald site: interop-rank.jakearchibald.com

TIL (or maybe I did know once, forgot and relearned): You can use colspan="100%" on a <td> in HTML to span it across the entire table. Especially handy, if you don't know the amount of columns you deal with.

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Ember is really spoiled with some of the greatest conferences and even if you don’t use Ember but just love Frontend and great people you should come, cause you’re missing out.

EmberFest@emberfest.eu

A heads up that as is EmberFest tradition, we'll have a closing dinner and mingling in the evening of the second day. It's included in the price of your on-site ticket.

I made an agnostic headless form library: 🪘@hokulea/pahu ✨ HTML first. Use native form features through a pleasent API ✨ Validation & Revalidation ✨ Validators: Native, Custom, Standard Schema ✨ Nested & initial data ✨ Linked Fields ✨ Typescript support ➡️ github.com/hokulea/pahu

I made an agnostic headless form library: 🪘@hokulea/pahu ✨ HTML first. Use native form features through a pleasent API ✨ Validation & Revalidation ✨ Validators: Native, Custom, Standard Schema ✨ Nested & initial data ✨ Linked Fields ✨ Typescript support ➡️ github.com/hokulea/pahu

I also made an integration for #emberjs: 🪘@hokulea/ember-pahu To be truly headless no components were harmed; it comes with pure helpers and modifiers. Attach it to your form elements

Two funny facts about Headless things: 1. When people give you a headless something as components - instant redflag ⛳ 2. The headless thing is usually the head 🧠

I'm writing adapters for FE frameworks to my vanilla aria navigation library. #emberjs is my basis. #sveltejs is next and with an action. But their testing story is showing up as a blocker ever so often. So I joined a discussion to hope for similar testing in svelte: github.com/sveltejs/sve...

github.comInline Svelte components for tests · Issue #14791 · sveltejs/svelteDescribe the problem I'll start off by saying I don't know whether this would be a Svelte feature, or maybe part of a Vite plugin, or even if this should be in another library. When I'm writing com...

I really enjoyed writing an action() for svelte. The return value/object and receiving fine tuned updates over which parameters changed is very ergonomic to use (and superior to ember's functional modifier, progressive enhancement is possible). 👏 well done svelte!

Today my coworker and me figured, with `pnpm` there is no more need for `concurrently`, the former can do all:

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