A great advantage of using Ember Data with JSONAPI-compliant adapters/serializers is that there is almost nothing extra needed to work with the data layer - just create the models with names matching the types of the ... Read on →
Ember.js is a web frontend framework and it’s no surprise that majority of the applications deal with a lot of HTTP requests. But such fact has a lot of implications on the process of development of the Ember apps, es... Read on →
Timeouts and delays are quite extensively used in many applications when deferring execution of some action via Ember.run.later or debouncing via Ember.run.debounce. Having small amounts of tests executing such method... Read on →
Thanks to the awesome tools in Ember ecosystem such as ember-cli-mirage, ember-qunit or ember-test-helpers writing majority of the tests is pretty straight-forward. Nevertheless, there are quite a few cases where simu... Read on →
Arrow function expressions were definitely a great addition in ES6 and thanks to tools like babel the new syntax has been quite widely adopted. Besides more concise syntax, an interesting thing about arrow function ex... Read on →
In my recent post I mentioned some strategies of handling non-strictly CRUD / RESTful actions in API. One of them was adding extra actions beyond creating, updating and deleting resources. As it's not a standard solut... Read on →
In the previous blog post we were exploring a new wonderful feature coming with ECMAScript 7: decorators. This time we are going to learn about async / await, which is at this moment at Stage 3 in TC39 process, which ... Read on →
ES6 introduced plenty of useful features such as modules, arrow functions, let variables, destructuring, classes and many more which made writing JS code much readable and enjoyable. Thanks to Babel, a JavaScript tran... Read on →
Recently I've been repeatedly asked how to get started with programming, especially Ruby and Rails. To keep things DRY and make sure I always include all great resources for learning, I decided to write this blog post... Read on →