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Where repos are

You can find the current repositories here:

How to Add New Content

Adding a showcase

To add an app to the Showcase section on the /learn page run pnpm ember g showcase name-of-showcase and replace the placeholder fields with the details of the new item.

Adding a User

To add a company to the list of Ember Users run pnpm ember g user name-of-company and replace the placeholder fields with the details of your company. You will also need to add a logo image to public/images/users/. For more information please read the comment in the markdown file that is generated using the command above.

Adding a Team Member

To add a new team member you can run pnpm ember g team-member firstname-lastname and make sure that all the fields are filled in.

If you want to add an existing Team Member to another team or change their team membership you can find that person in the data/team-member/ folder and edit the teams array.

Adding a Meetup

To add a new team member you can run pnpm ember g meetup city-country and make sure that all the fields are filled in.

The generated meetup will have two organisers but you can have as many, or as few as you need or want.

Updating LTS Channel page

Roughly every 4 minor versions, and every final minor version before the next major release, a release of Ember gets promoted to LTS.

Once a new LTS has been announced, please update the LTS Channel page by following these steps:

  • Update app/controllers/releases/lts.js to show currently supported LTS versions.
  • Update data/project/ember/lts.md to show the most recent LTS version.

You can find out when a release was promoted to LTS from the changelog for Ember.js. The LTS promotion date is the release date of the next minor version. For example, Ember 3.16 was promoted to LTS on March 4, 2020 because that's the release date of v3.17.0.

Don't worry about calculating dates for bugfixes and security patches. We made a helper, add-weeks, to do the math for you!