Welcome to the fourth installment of our monthly update. This one is later than expected but still packed with all the events and activities that have been happening at simplabs along with the things we're looking forward to. Enjoy.
On August 12th at 6pm UTC+2 we're running a webinar to help forward-looking marketers understand recent changes in web technology and how they can be used to create incredible experiences for their users.
From the site: "The way that web apps are built has changed dramatically in recent years. Changes in devices, browsers and usage patterns have created a wave of innovation which is waiting to be used by forward looking marketing departments.
After this webinar you will understand why these changes are occurring, how technology is responding to this shift and crucially, how you can use these technologies to build incredible experiences for your users."
We recently recreated our website in Glimmer.js, the fast and light-weight UI components library, based on Ember.js' rendering engine. We will have a blog post online going into more details soon. Feel free to take a look around!
Tobias Bieniek recently released a new blog post entitled Sentry error reporting for Ember.js which was positively received. You should check it out.
First announced in the May monthly update, the ember-intl-analyzer CLI tool which analyzes your app code and finds unused translations for you has received an update. Supporta JS decorators now and will warn about missing translations. Check it out on GitHub.
Ricardo Mendes released a new episode of the Conversas em Código podcast, this time talking about Internationalization, Flags, and Inputs.
We're always interested in new speakers for the various meetups we're involved in. If you'd like to give a talk, please get in touch.
EmberFest is coming together nicely.
Taking place in Copenhagen in October, EmberFestEU brings together the European Ember community for two days of talks and activities. The CFP closes on August 1st so if you'd like to give a presentation remember to get your submission in on time here.
To attend grab a ticket while you still can and keep an eye on the Twitter account @EmberFest for updates as the conference takes shape.
On July 31st Chris Manson will be speaking at Leeds JS about Empress, which is the technology behind empress-blog and Guidemaker which powers the current Ember guides. Check the full event details.
On September 16th Jessica Jordan will be at EmberCamp in Chicago talking about how state management is easier than ever in Ember Octane! Check the full schedule.
On May 24th and 25th Jessica Jordan, Samanta de Barros and Chris Manson ran a Javascript for beginners workshop in Berlin.
Day 1 was an installation party to make sure that everybody was set up for day 2 when attendees were guided through creating their first web application using EmberJS! The workshop was open to women and those who are non-binary, and was a great success.
We plan to run another session like this in the future, so keep an eye on the @simplabs Twitter feed for more news.
On
the 1st of June Jessica Jordan spoke at
JSConfEU with her talk "Crafting Comics for Literally
Everyone" in which she highlighted how you can craft an immersive webcomic
experience that is accessible for blind, visually-impaired and sighted readers
alike! You can watch the whole talk
on YouTube.
On the 22nd of June Ricardo Mendes gave his talk "Thriving through the hype cycle: an Ember.js story" at CommitPorto.
Jessica Jordan spoke at FullStackConf in London with her talk "Crafting Comics for Literally Everyone".