Great, I'm glad Ember is gaining more traction in enterprise... but what does this mean for things like Fastboot, Ember 3.0, glimmer 2.0, ember-cli 3.0, and the whole cast of in-room-elephants such as ember-redux, flexi, ember-data, vr, etc.?
Great, I'm glad Ember is gaining more traction in enterprise... but what does this mean for things like Fastboot, Ember 3.0, glimmer 2.0, ember-cli 3.0, and the whole cast of in-room-elephants such as ember-redux, flexi, ember-data, vr, etc.?
Source: I'm the lead eng for our consumer group
My personal conclusion: LinkedIn is a lame duck. The previous owners sold it at the right moment to Microsoft.
Isn't Ember mostly used in enterprise?
- Glimmer 2: Shipped
- Ember/CLI 3.x: Haven't heard anything, but there's not really any features that have been pushed to those versions that I know of. Glimmer 2 was the big roadblock for routable components, which is the feature we're most waiting for.
- Ember Redux: Was not particularly liked by a lot of the core team (from an API perspective), but the ideas it represented were. They're exploring ways to implement this in Ember.
- Ember Data: LinkedIn hired "runspired" and tasked him with improving Ember Data performance. His work will ship with the next version (last version had his initial work which revolved mostly around tooling)
- Flexi: Was never really a core Ember project, and I don't think it was widely adopted. It was a runspired thing, and I think he's being kept busy on other stuff (core projects and smoke & mirrors)
I don't use fastboot so I can't comment there, but I see new versions coming out regularly. I also don't know what "vr" refers to.