Ember Observer @EmberObserver
Ember addons evaluated, categorized and scored. emberobserver.com Joined February 2015-
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@abhilashlr The community collection of #EmberJS2018 posts is here: github.com/zinyando/ember…
@_gokatz We had a short bit of downtime yesterday. Thanks for letting us know!
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EmberObserver now has a list of the top 100 addons by score & npm downloads in the last month emberobserver.com/addons/lists/t…
@two_oh_one Great, it’ll be picked up within an hour of your next publish to npm
New: Ember’s major and minor releases are now shown in relation to the addon’s versions. See it action on emberobserver.com/addons/ember-c… #emberjs
Ember Observer now includes links to demos Example: emberobserver.com/addons/ember-m… Add a demo url to your addon, ex: github.com/yapplabs/ember…
@givanse Not sure what you mean? For the stability of addons?
Only 45% of addons that do _not_ wrap a library and that are not build or dev tools have meaningful tests h/t @rondale_sc @code0100fun
@locks Yeah *sigh* … hopefully a new design in the next couple of weeks
@jakebixby @bcardarella @rondale_sc Relevant info: Of those 661 addons, only 26% have builds, so many might not see failing tests
@rondale_sc Not sure what you mean? Right now reviews are manual after a new release
@rondale_sc @bcardarella We want to tighten that up; doesn’t feel right for 1 test on a complex addon to count the same as a full suite
@bcardarella Manually judged but pretty generous; anything beyond the auto-generated tests or similar style tests.
Of the 661 reviewed addons, ~38% have meaningful tests. #emberjs
@erbmicha @sugarpirate_ Issues don’t affect the score; the count is just displayed
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