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EPISODE · Oct 3, 2018 · 1H 5M

Can small libraries be conventional?

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Sam and Ryan chat about two new EmberMap series, Forms and Async testing, as well as Sam's keynote at EmberCamp and the best way to avoid product gaps in open-source software. They also answer some listener questions. Topics include: Forms (1:18) Splitting forms into containers and presenters Avoiding premature abstractions (7:03) Which components do you carry from project to project? Asynchronous testing (14:47) Testing animations Sam's keynote at EmberCamp on Product gaps (19:04) Product gaps at companies vs. in OSS Are small packages and convention over configuration at odds with each other? Convention over configuration that decomposes well The risk of bad high-level abstractions in OSS How to "finish" an OSS project Questions: What's the state of TypeScript support in Ember? (48:15) When are observers actually appropriate to use? (54:57) Any tips on refactoring async relationships? (59:34)

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