Development Practices That’s Not Your Email Address Four stories of misdirected email, and four lessons we can take from them for implementing email-based account systems.
Ember.js Build an Offline Demo of your Ember App with Ember CLI Mirage Tips and tricks from our Ember-CLI-Mirage offline demo mode implementation.
Ember.js Use ES2017’s async/await in your Ember Project Today! After recently using await/async in C#, I looked into whether they're ready for use in JavaScript. Here's how to enable them in an Ember project.
Developer Tools Custom QUnit Assertions QUnit makes it easy to write custom assertions that improve the legibility of your tests and their reports. Here's how to log an assertion.
Development Practices Open Source Basics: NPM Edition Tips for making changes to third-party dependencies and contributing them upstream, using npm and git—though you can use other languages' packaging systems.
Web Apps Dad-Hack: Customizing the Baby Monitor with Tampermonkey Userscripts alter websites on the fly as you visit them. I run userscripts with Tampermonkey for Chrome to customize my baby monitor's web view.
Ember.js Send HTML Elements to Another DOMension with Ember Wormhole Here's how we used ember-wormhole to better place dropdown menus in our Ember app.
Developer Tools Parallelizing Ember Tests Across CI Workers CircleCI's parallel testing is great, but it was a little tricky to get it working with Ember tests. Here's how we did it.
Development Practices How to React and Respond to Production Bug Reports Some tips for handling critical bugs, plus an email template for discussing them with your client.
Web Apps, Ember.js Embedding Git Revisions in Ember Apps Deployed to Heroku When deploying an Ember App to Heroku, it takes a little extra work to embed your Git revision hash. Here's how I did it.
Developer Tools Simulating Poor Network Connectivity on Mac OSX Loading resources from multiple sources? Here's how to slow them down individually in order to test how your app will behave.
Growing as Makers Highlights from My First Year at Atomic My first AO-versary just passed, so this seemed like a great time for a little reflection.
