EmberConf 2014 Keynote

In this keynote, Tom Dale & Yehuda Katz give an update on the state of Ember.js, then talk about how you can think about most web applications as a series of screens and flows—and how Ember.js makes you super productive at building them.

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8. Ember
   Inspector
   

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10. New Core Team Members!
    

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11. Productivity
    

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12. Screens & Flows
    

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14. “Flows are just as important

    to good interfaces as
    individual screens are.”
    Ryan Singer
    Basecamp
    

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28. This is the productivity sinkhole.
    

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29. Flow Spaghetti
    

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32. Productivity
    

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33. Ember makes you a

    badass web app
    developer
    

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42. One of the points I keep
    coming back to with Ruby
    on Rails, is that we confess
    commonality. That we
    confess that we’re not as
    special as we like to
    believe. We confess that
    we’re not the only ones
    climbing the same
    mountain.
    DHH
    Basecamp
    

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43. I think the conclusion is
    that we’re not as special
    and unique as we like to
    believe. The fact is that
    the flexibility we think we
    need, that we want—
    we really don’t.
    DHH
    Basecamp
    

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45. Tell Your Friends
    

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46. Thank You!
    

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