Frontend

As part of our involvement with our local development communities, we are proud to join with the Ember Columbus meetup to sponsor the creation of a new Tomster! The Ember Columbus Tomster embraces Columbus’ and Ohio’s long and storied connection with American football.

Last week, I blogged about deploying Ember to AWS CloudFront. At the end of the post, I noted two improvements I’d like to make: Automate the CloudFront cache invalidation step Package up the ember-cli-deploy plugins needed into a plugin pack Today, I’m happy to introduce two open source plugins to make the deploy process to AWS CloudFront even simpler.

I am working on a side project in Ember, and I want to serve the application with SSL. This application will be interacting with 3rd party APIs and authenticating using 3rd party OAuth, so I want to serve it to users with HTTPS encryption.

This tutorial is designed to give backend developers a place to put Angular to work for them, today. It starts with a hypothetical site which has table of records rendered server side.