Michael Kaiser-Nyman michaelrkn

Address the Hierarchy of Skepticism

Like most Ember developers, I want to see Ember's marketshare and mindshare grow in 2018. At EmberConf 2017, Tom presented the Ember Hierarchy of Skepticism:

Metamorph Tags/ {{bindAttr}} (addressed!)
No Documentation (addressed!)
Custom Object Model
Big File Size
Monolothic

This blog post builds off the ideas started by Preston Sego, Dan Gebhardt, and many others.

Moving Past Controllers

It's been really exciting to see Ember turn a new page with its move towards modern JavaScript and slimming of its API surface. Routes rendering a template that is backed by a controller remains the most obviously clunky part of the Ember API. Getting consensus on moving query parameters and having routes load components will give us an API that we don't have to make excuses for (especially in conjunction with Component Templates Co-location).

This might go without saying, but as part of this change, the loading and error substates should render components, rather than templates.

Continuing Through the Hierarchy of Skepticism

	def say_smaller(word)
	if word.length > 0
	word + " " + say_smaller(word[0..-2])
	else
	""
	end
	end

	puts say_smaller("piglet")

	require "action_controller/railtie"

	class TheSimplestRailsApp < Rails::Application
	config.secret_token = "ef224177dc6ddcaabffafdbaa50cdb173eb744932073d"
	config.eager_load = false
	initialize!

	routes.draw do
	root to: "hello#world"
	end

	killall Terminal Google\ Chrome Sublime\ Text\ 2 Remote\ Desktop\ Message Finder
	cd ~
	find . ! -name .rubies ! -name .gem ! -name .Trash ! -name Code ! -name Desktop ! -name Documents ! -name Downloads ! -name Library ! -name Movies ! -name Music ! -name Pictures ! -name Public -maxdepth 1 -type d -print \| xargs rm -rf
	rm -rf ~/Code/* ~/Desktop/* ~/Documents/* ~/Downloads/* ~/Movies/* ~/Pictures/* ~/Public/*
	rm ~/*

	class Object
	def _if(object)
	object.class != FalseClass && !object.nil?
	end
	end

	class TrueClass
	def then
	yield
	self

	package com.example.michael.forecaster;

	import com.squareup.okhttp.Call;
	import com.squareup.okhttp.Callback;
	import com.squareup.okhttp.OkHttpClient;
	import com.squareup.okhttp.Request;


	public class Forecaster {
	public void fetchForecast(int zip, Callback callback) {

	def factorial(number)
	(1..number).inject(&:*) \|\| 1
	end