Kuba Niechcial
I am senior software developer and team leader at netguru, Poland. I work mostly with Ember.js, React and Ruby on Rails. I am passionate blogger and you can find out most of my work on my website.
Ember Engines
What is engine?
Isolated, discrete app within container
App is an engine with booting, event handling, etc.
Why engines?
Monolith
Engines
Simplicity
Single test coverage
Single codebase
Strict boundaries
Focused testing
Distributied delivery
First, types of engines
Routable
Has its own routes map
Are mounted in app's router
Can be nested
Routeless
Has no routes
Are mounted in templates
Can you imagine examples?
Where are they?
$ ember install ember-enginesIt handles in-repo engines (in-repo addons) and external engines served as external addons
But....
Engines are in Ember
Most of the base code is already in Ember 2.4 Core
ember-engines is proof of concept addon that will be merged upstream to Ember Core
So what is in Ember Core and what is in ember-engines?
So, what is in Ember Core?
Engine Class
Ember.Application extends Engine
EngineInstance Class
Ember.ApplicationInstance extends EngineInstance
Engine has registry and initializers
EngineInstance has registry, initializers and container
So, what is in ember-engines?
Basically, not so scary, is it?
Thanks
Source: https://vimeo.com/157688181
Ember Engines
By Kuba Niechcial
Ember Engines
Short introduction to ember-engines based on Ember Global Meetup. Describes some general concepts, without diving into details. Previously presented on Netguru internal meetup.
