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One of the biggest advantages of MSW, is that you can use the same mock server in your unit tests (jest) on Node.js environment and run the full frontend in the Browser for development and preview.

The best if you have totally the same mock data, so super easy to debug your tests.

Also, you can use this trick to have scenarios, so you can demo different behaviours just by passing a query param. QA loves it as well.

https://github.com/zoltan-nz/meetup-contacts-app-2021/blob/m...

It is also interesting to see what designers actually think about the future of Figma. I think, the market is always in move. https://youtu.be/hDHByVS2I6Q

The answer is always Ember.js. No doubt. It is just getting better and better and knows everything. The best choice.

Great to see a new option in the TypeScript ecosystem. A fully featured framework. Brilliant. Could be a great alternative to Adonis.js which is one of my favourite nowadays: https://adonisjs.com/

Remix creators inspired by Ember.js as they mentioned years ago in one of the blogpost about the new concept and philosophy.

Exactly. Remix creators wrote in a blog post that they inspired by Ember.js. It looks to me people reinvent the wheel all the time. Luckily Ember.js provides all these functionalities for a decade now and just getting better.

Trackpad is one of the most important features of a notebook. There is only one brand provides great trackpad. You know the answer.

Except Ember.js devs. We never had js fatigue. Luckily we bet on the best at the first time. Still considered as the best framework out there.

I always wipe down my mac and a clean reinstall... Never had any issue with Catalina and with previous releases. macOS is great... Honestly when do you upgrade your Win or other type of machine... clean install, that's the key. ;)

My recommendation is that never update only clean install. I never had any problem with macOS.

Other framework, like Ember, uses so called Run Loop to solve these problems. Quite similar concept, but it is not only for UI, it is for the whole app (route, state management, interactions, etc...) Maybe it could be interesting if someone would like to dig deeper in this topic.

https://guides.emberjs.com/release/applications/run-loop/

You are totally right... Ember is adopted and actively used by more and more places, people loves it and very easy to work with. Ember evolve a lot all the time, definitely one of the best choice nowadays.

Actually, learning Ember.js is quite simple, because of Ember CLI, which was the pioneer and inspired Angular CLI and Create React App. Try this tutorial and you will be an employable Ember expert in a few days: http://www.yoember.com

Where is the category for Ember.js ecosystem. It is actually huge and amazing.

The Martians: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Martians_(scientists)

Totally agree and it is the best approach. Here in Wellington, New Zealand, we have a free workshop for everybody who would like to learn JavaScript, and we build a project together. The transcript is available online and totally free for everybody worldwide here: http://yoember.com

How about Clean Code?

Nice article. Thank you. We should never stop learning...

Interesting, I found this writing also, which is about new frontend frameworks: https://medium.com/@edemkumodzi/how-to-choose-a-javascript-f...

About How to choose a framework... and it suggest, if you already an experienced dev, who prefer OO patterns and you believe in serious computer science, you should use Ember.js. If you are a designer, Angular is good for you. However, if you are young and you don't have any experience, go with React, because it is easy to learn... like PHP back in time... I'm afraid React will be the new PHP, because we will see a full generation growing up with mixing logic with view, and they follow this kind of patterns... :)

Quite impressive. Thanks for sharing.