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New RFC to Deprecate transition methods of Controller and Route ✍️,
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Learn what's new in Ember 3.22 release 🎉
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Read the blog post on React component patterns in Ember ⚛️,
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Glimmer VM Tracking Video 📹,
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RFC: Deprecate tryInvoke Enters Final Comment Period 📜,
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EmberMap Octane Conversion Video 📼,
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learn what's new in the Ember 3.22 release 🎉
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read the blog post on React component patterns in Ember ⚛️,
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Glimmer VM tracking video 📹,
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RFC: Deprecate tryInvoke enters Final Comment Period 📜,
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EmberMap Octane conversion video 📼,
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and last, but not least, built with Ember: Emojible 🥳!
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## [Learn what's new in Ember 3.22 release 🎉](https://blog.emberjs.com/2020/10/20/ember-3-22-released.html)
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## [Learn what's new in the Ember 3.22 release 🎉](https://blog.emberjs.com/2020/10/20/ember-3-22-released.html)
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The Ember Blog [announced the v3.22 releases](https://blog.emberjs.com/2020/10/20/ember-3-22-released.html) of Ember.js, Ember Data, and Ember CLI. There were a host of bug fixes across the board, one deprecation for Ember Data and several new features for Ember.js.
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2. Enabled Cache API, a low-level primitive for memoizing the result of a function based on autotracking. (You can install a [polyfill](https://github.com/ember-polyfills/ember-cache-primitive-polyfill) for apps between versions 3.13 and 3.21.) For more information, please check the [Ember Guides](https://guides.emberjs.com/release/in-depth-topics/autotracking-in-depth/#toc_caching-of-tracked-properties) and [Autotracking Memoization RFC](https://emberjs.github.io/rfcs/0615-autotracking-memoization.html).
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3. Allowed passing the `transition` object to 2 route hooks, `activate` and `deactivate`.
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Additionally Ember Data 3.22 introduced a deprecation for use of `najax` in favor of `ember-fetch` when fastboot is installed, and for new apps Ember CLI 3.22 will install v9 or higher of `eslint-plugin-ember`, which may limit the version of Node that you use.
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Additionally, Ember Data 3.22 introduced a deprecation for use of `najax` in favor of `ember-fetch` when fastboot is installed. And for new apps, Ember CLI 3.22 will install v9 or higher of `eslint-plugin-ember`, which may limit the version of Node that you use.
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The release also kicked off the 3.23 beta cycle. If you can, please help with testing beta builds and reporting bugs before version 3.23.0 is published.
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The release also kicked off the 3.23 beta cycle. If you can, please help with testing beta builds and reporting bugs before version 3.23.0 is published!
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## [Blog: React Component Patterns in Ember.js ⚛️](https://www.effective-ember.com/blog/react-component-patterns/)
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## [React component patterns in Ember.js ⚛️](https://www.effective-ember.com/blog/react-component-patterns/)
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[Michael Klein (@LevelbossMike)](https://github.com/LevelbossMike) wrote a blog post comparing modern Ember with React. While not expert on React, the blog goes through how [React tackles challenges](https://dev.to/alexi_be3/react-component-patterns-49ho) when implementing SPAs. The blog goes through 3 different component patterns: Compound Component Pattern, Flexible Compound Component Pattern, and Provider Pattern - to see how each one is implemented in React and Ember.
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[Michael Klein (@LevelbossMike)](https://github.com/LevelbossMike) wrote a blog post comparing modern Ember with React. While not an expert on React, Michael goes through how [React tackles challenges](https://dev.to/alexi_be3/react-component-patterns-49ho) when implementing SPAs. The blog goes through 3 different component patterns: Compound Component Pattern, Flexible Compound Component Pattern, and Provider Pattern - to see how each one is implemented in React and Ember.
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The blog argues that the [Octane Edition](https://emberjs.com/editions/octane/) of Ember provides conventions that help you fall into the pit of success instead of only giving you low-level primitives to solve common challenges in a multitude of ways with different tradeoffs that only seem to be obvious to people that are experts in React.
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## [Glimmer VM Tracking Video 📹](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BjKERSRpPeI)
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We've had some nice blog posts on the subject of tracking in Octane recently, but if you've been wondering about how tracking works in the ✨✨Glimmer VM✨✨ and you learn better by audio visual 🔊📼 methods you may want to check out the [video on YouTube](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BjKERSRpPeI) that [Chris Krycho (@chriskrycho)](https://github.com/chriskrycho) and [Chris Garrett (@pzuraq)](https://github.com/pzuraq) put out at the beginning of September on the subject.
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We've had some nice blog posts on the subject of tracking in Octane recently, but if you've been wondering about how tracking works in the ✨✨Glimmer VM✨✨ and you learn better by audio visual 🔊📼 methods, you may want to check out the [video on YouTube](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BjKERSRpPeI) that [Chris Krycho (@chriskrycho)](https://github.com/chriskrycho) and [Chris Garrett (@pzuraq)](https://github.com/pzuraq) put out at the beginning of September on the subject.
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It's a very nice opportunity to watch and listen to two of the framework contributors discuss the internals of tracking in the Glimmer VM - we hope they put out another one soon!
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It's a very nice opportunity to watch and listen to two framework contributors discuss the internals of tracking in the Glimmer VM - we hope they put out another one soon!
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You may recall that this RFC builds on top of the previous [RFC to deprecate getWithDefault](https://emberjs.github.io/rfcs/0554-deprecate-getwithdefault.html).
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Well this newer RFC has just entered final comment period so if you want to get your comments in you should head on over to the [RFC](https://github.com/emberjs/rfcs/pull/673) and provide your thoughts while you still can.
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Well this newer RFC has just entered Final Comment Period, so you should head on over to the [RFC](https://github.com/emberjs/rfcs/pull/673) and provide your thoughts while you still can.
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## [EmberMapOctane Conversion Video 📼](https://twitter.com/ember_map/status/1319715247423369216)
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## [EmberMap Octane conversion video 📼](https://twitter.com/ember_map/status/1319715247423369216)
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The good folks over at EmberMap are kicking off a new video series lead by [Lindsay Cade (@cadeParade)](https://github.com/cadeParade) on converting to Octane and the [first look video](https://embermap.com/topics/converting-to-octane-first-look/converting-a-model) is out now 🎉!
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The video covers how to convert an Ember Model to native class syntax and it is 💸 free 💸, so go watch the first in what is sure to be an awesome series of videos on Octane conversions!
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## [Built with Ember: Emojible 🥳](https://creator.emojible.store/)
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We're big fans of emojis here at The Ember Times. With [Emojible](https://creator.emojible.store/), now you can create **your own** emojis! Show everyone how you really feel! Save your custom emojis and use them on Slack, Telegram, Signal, or anywhere you want to add some flair. From the [announcement on Twitter](https://twitter.com/emojible/status/1318534253471256576), we learned that the site was built with Ember.js! Awesome to see Ember on such a fun project. May we suggest a Tomster face in the next release?!
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