Bye for a while, Twitter.

Some personal news: I’m thrilled (and admittedly, somewhat surprised) to announce that as of Friday, @substack is now officially powered by @ghost! Keep reading for an exclusive behind the scenes look at the engineering around the launch of THE TWITTER FILES PT2: 🧵

If @NYTimesGuild members don't have a deal soon, we’re asking readers to not engage in any @nytimes platforms tomorrow and stand with us on the digital picket line! Read local news. Listen to public radio. Pull out a cookbook. Break your Wordle streak.

Find out how Ember has supported CrowdStrike’s goals and growth in Chris Game’s talk at Ember Europe next month! Sign up for the event here: https://t.co/Z6aVE7Re3C and join us live in London or remotely! 🐹❤️🇬🇧 #emberjs

Contributors from the @emberjs community have shipped Prettier, ESLint, and template-lint support for our new `<template>` format for authoring components. That puts us in a good spot to make it stable—i.e., shipping it it out of the box (though not yet the default). LET’S GO! 🚀

New versions of Ember are released to patch a security vulnerability. https://t.co/74DJx728KF Read the blog post for all the information:

I want a layer of abstraction between the most aggressive, complex parts of production and my deployment and hosting conventions. This gives me room for low-risk experimentation, isolation from vendor risk, and the option for very production-alike development setups.

This approach should preserve your optionality in vendors and implementation, which may allow you to be *more* aggressive in trying out new tech than if your design is coupled to the flavor of the week and got stuck.

This allows your tooling to scale down to local development, but scale up to complex production solutions. Ideally, it gives you room for everything in between as well. ...and if you work with enterprise clients, there is a lot of stuff "in between".

Developers spend a lot of time talking about what architecture is the most optimized. Often, the answer is also something that constrains your future options. Instead, perhaps we can focus on what architectures have the greatest potential for optimization.

JSON:API v1.1 has just been finalized! 🎉 Thanks to the many contributors and implementors who have helped make this happen. https://t.co/TVW88yGQeX

Aretha Franklin was tracked for 40 years by the FBI, which used false phone calls, surveillance, infiltration, and highly-placed sources in an attempt to tie her to "extremists" https://t.co/iOMVNgN8bf

Super happy we're finally releasing our new name and brand today – say hello to @_mainmatter 🎉 We're still the same company and team otherwise and remain committed to our engagement @euro_rust @EmberFest @TheErlef @rust_foundation @emberjs @EmberEurope https://t.co/rZBtBBXIYa

ECMAScript excitement 😉 These proposals achieved stage advancement at this week's @TC39 meeting 🎉 ⏩3️⃣ Array.fromAsync ⏩2️⃣ Well-Formed Unicode Strings ⏩1️⃣ Extractors

The full schedule for this year's conference is now live: https://t.co/SHqh3HifgG Just two weeks left!

To be fair, the lobby is a shared space in my NYC office building. On the other hand, I have never felt less professional. On the other hand 🐊🪨 is definitely a banger.

Office: Come on back! The office is a productive space for quality communication and focus. Also office: (blasts Crocodile Rock in the lobby at 9am)

Looking for a good way to get your feet wet with open source? Excited about #TypeScript? We have some very beginner-friendly documentation work you can do, and folks ready to support you doing it! https://t.co/yoM2AVp6m9

The Ember London meetup is back! ❤️ #emberjs

A case study on using prerendering to greatly improve page load time, verging on instant experiences: https://t.co/iKV9uS2MJ6 This is the stuff I've been working on since moving to Tokyo!