The Big Nerd Ranch Blog

In the previous two posts on Ember Engines, we started building an Ember “umbrella” application for mounting a couple Ember Engines. In this post, you will share links and services, like store and session, between the parent app and the engines.

In this post, you will learn to create an Ember Engine in a separate repository and link the engine to the umbrella application.

For applications that have sections with different business concerns, Ember engines provide a structure for scaling without the threat of exponential file size growth.

Ember-CLI Blueprints are a powerful tool to help your team move efficiently and effectively when working on large projects. In this post, we’ll walk through the basics of creating your own blueprint, adding some command-line prompts and creating a custom file structure for it.

This year’s CSSConf was filled with incredible talks from seasoned speakers and amazing first-time speakers alike. Ever since I made it back home, I’ve been thinking about this event.

Workflows for front-end software development are nothing new. Every developer has his or her preferred toolset and build process. Trying to keep up with the latest workflows and tools can be difficult, however. As legacy tools become bloated with syntax or configurations for the plethora of plugins, retooling needs to happen.