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Goal

Write a short blog post for the December blog series that is similar to the example post.

Criteria

• file name should 2019-12-DD-countdown-to-the-new-year-ADDON-NAME.md where DD is replaced with the day and ADDON-NAME is replaced with the hyphenated name of the addon
• The opening sentence should be updated where COUNT is the sequential ordinal word.

<b>This is the COUNT in our DecEmber series- <i>"Countdown to The New Year: 31 Days of 
Ember Addons"</i>.  We plan to highlight a new addon each day until the new year, and 
we hope you'll join us for the fun!</b>

• The first h2 should be "Day NUM" where NUM is the same as the DD in the date.
• the link to the addon should point to the page on Ember Observer
• There should be two sub sections: (both h3)- "What it does" and "Why I like it"
• Include whether or not the addon has been updated yet for Ember Octane- if not, invite contributors to help get the addon Octane ready.
• The closing sentence can be slightly altered but should feel similar:
  "Do you use this addon? Or one like it? We'd love to hear about Ember addons that bring you joy!"

Goal

Write a short blog post for the December blog series that is similar to the example post.

Criteria

• file name should 2019-12-DD-countdown-to-the-new-year-ADDON-NAME.md where DD is replaced with the day and ADDON-NAME is replaced with the hyphenated name of the addon
• The opening sentence should be updated where COUNT is the sequential ordinal word.

<b>This is the COUNT in our DecEmber series- <i>"Countdown to The New Year: 31 Days of 
Ember Addons"</i>.  We plan to highlight a new addon each day until the new year, and 
we hope you'll join us for the fun!</b>

• The first h2 should be "Day NUM" where NUM is the same as the DD in the date.
• the link to the addon should point to the page on Ember Observer
• There should be two sub sections: (both h3)- "What it does" and "Why I like it"
• Include whether or not the addon has been updated yet for Ember Octane- if not, invite contributors to help get the addon Octane ready.
• The closing sentence can be slightly altered but should feel similar:
  "Do you use this addon? Or one like it? We'd love to hear about Ember addons that bring you joy!"

Goal

Write a short blog post for the December blog series that is similar to the example post. You can find more information on how to write your post in our Contribution guidelines for DecEmber.

Criteria

• file name should 2019-12-DD-countdown-to-the-new-year-ADDON-NAME.md where DD is replaced with the day and ADDON-NAME is replaced with the hyphenated name of the addon
• The opening sentence should be updated where COUNT is the sequential ordinal word.

**This is the COUNT in our DecEmber series- "Countdown to The New Year: 31 Days of 
Ember Addons".  We plan to highlight a new addon each day until the new year, and 
we hope you'll join us for the fun!**

• The first h2 should be "Day NUM" where NUM is the same as the DD in the date.
• the link to the addon should point to the page on Ember Observer
• There should be two sub sections: (both h3)- "What it does" and "Why I like it"
• Include whether or not the addon has been updated yet for Ember Octane- if not, invite contributors to help get the addon Octane ready.
• The closing sentence can be slightly altered but should feel similar:

"Do you use this addon? Or one like it? We'd love to hear about Ember addons that bring you joy!"

Goal

Write a short blog post for the December blog series that is similar to the example post.

Criteria

• file name should 2019-12-DD-countdown-to-the-new-year-ADDON-NAME.md where DD is replaced with the day and ADDON-NAME is replaced with the hyphenated name of the addon
• The opening sentence should be updated where COUNT is the sequential ordinal word.

<b>This is the COUNT in our DecEmber series- <i>"Countdown to The New Year: 31 Days of 
Ember Addons"</i>.  We plan to highlight a new addon each day until the new year, and 
we hope you'll join us for the fun!</b>

• The first h2 should be "Day NUM" where NUM is the same as the DD in the date.
• the link to the addon should point to the page on Ember Observer
• There should be two sub sections: (both h3)- "What it does" and "Why I like it"
• Include whether or not the addon has been updated yet for Ember Octane- if not, invite contributors to help get the addon Octane ready.
• The closing sentence can be slightly altered but should feel similar:
  "Do you use this addon? Or one like it? We'd love to hear about Ember addons that bring you joy!"

Goal

Write a short blog post for the December blog series that is similar to the example post.

Criteria

• file name should 2019-12-DD-countdown-to-the-new-year-ADDON-NAME.md where DD is replaced with the day and ADDON-NAME is replaced with the hyphenated name of the addon
• The opening sentence should be updated where COUNT is the sequential ordinal word.

<b>This is the COUNT in our DecEmber series- <i>"Countdown to The New Year: 31 Days of 
Ember Addons"</i>.  We plan to highlight a new addon each day until the new year, and 
we hope you'll join us for the fun!</b>

• The first h2 should be "Day NUM" where NUM is the same as the DD in the date.
• the link to the addon should point to the page on Ember Observer
• There should be two sub sections: (both h3)- "What it does" and "Why I like it"
• Include whether or not the addon has been updated yet for Ember Octane- if not, invite contributors to help get the addon Octane ready.
• The closing sentence can be slightly altered but should feel similar:
  "Do you use this addon? Or one like it? We'd love to hear about Ember addons that bring you joy!"

Goal

Write a short blog post for the December blog series that is similar to the example post. You can find more information on how to write your post in our Contribution guidelines for DecEmber.

Criteria

• file name should 2019-12-DD-countdown-to-the-new-year-ADDON-NAME.md where DD is replaced with the day and ADDON-NAME is replaced with the hyphenated name of the addon
• The opening sentence should be updated where COUNT is the sequential ordinal word.

***This is the COUNT in our DecEmber series- <i>"Countdown to The New Year: 31 Days of 
Ember Addons"</i>.  We plan to highlight a new addon each day until the new year, and 
we hope you'll join us for the fun!***

• The first h2 should be "Day NUM" where NUM is the same as the DD in the date.
• the link to the addon should point to the page on Ember Observer
• There should be two sub sections: (both h3)- "What it does" and "Why I like it"
• Include whether or not the addon has been updated yet for Ember Octane- if not, invite contributors to help get the addon Octane ready.
• The closing sentence can be slightly altered but should feel similar:
  "Do you use this addon? Or one like it? We'd love to hear about Ember addons that bring you joy!"

Current Behavior

I had a PR with a spelling error, addomn instead of addon, yet all tests were green.

Expected Behavior

The test suite should have failed.

Steps to Reproduce

Look at a PR with a typo: #526

Goal

Write a short blog post for the December blog series that is similar to the example post. You can find more information on how to write your post in our Contribution guidelines for DecEmber.

Criteria

Please find the criteria in the contribution guidelines for DecEmber.

Current Behavior

Expected Behavior

Cutoff at Ember... looks like a mistake

Related: #267

Current Behavior

In the Ember 3.3 Release blog post, it states that jQuery has been made optional.

However, in the documentation for optional features, it states that this feature actually landed in 3.4.

When testing, I am able to remove jQuery in 3.4 but not 3.3.

Steps to Reproduce

I set the optional feature jquery-integration to false, and then tested in two ways.

1. Does using jQuery throw an error?
2. Does the payload size of vendor.js decrease?

Both of these were true in Ember 3.4 but not in 3.3.

Possible Solution

This means one of two things:

A) I am misinterpreting what the 3.3 release blog post meant
B) The jQuery-is-optional section of the 3.3 blog post should be moved to the 3.4 blog post

Thanks for all your work on the blog and guides!

Goal

Write a short blog post for the December blog series that is similar to the example post. You can find more information on how to write your post in our Contribution guidelines for DecEmber.

Criteria

• file name should 2019-12-DD-countdown-to-the-new-year-ADDON-NAME.md where DD is replaced with the day and ADDON-NAME is replaced with the hyphenated name of the addon
• The opening sentence should be updated where COUNT is the sequential ordinal word.

<b>This is the COUNT in our DecEmber series- <i>"Countdown to The New Year: 31 Days of 
Ember Addons"</i>.  We plan to highlight a new addon each day until the new year, and 
we hope you'll join us for the fun!</b>

• The first h2 should be "Day NUM" where NUM is the same as the DD in the date.
• the link to the addon should point to the page on Ember Observer
• There should be two sub sections: (both h3)- "What it does" and "Why I like it"
• Include whether or not the addon has been updated yet for Ember Octane- if not, invite contributors to help get the addon Octane ready.
• The closing sentence can be slightly altered but should feel similar:
  "Do you use this addon? Or one like it? We'd love to hear about Ember addons that bring you joy!"

Current Behavior

See: https://github.com/ember-learn/ember-blog/pull/99/files#r280937767

Expected Behavior

Bold should appear. Appears if unclick font: inherit, but need to look at the overall CSS before making this change.

Ember Mapbox GL is great tool for quickly adding modern maps to your application in a declarative, composable way.

I'd be happy to contribute a post on it! A similar addon, https://miguelcobain.github.io/ember-leaflet/docs, includes a great outline for introducing mapping concepts under its Guides header. Something like this could be a starting point for this post.

Other topics:

• Putting a dot on the map
• Using templates to manage map state
• Using services to manage "main map" state
• Perils of interacting with the map on route events (and solutions)

Enable rules that we want from #211

Add short blurb to README e.g. link to https://github.com/DavidAnson/markdownlint ... and perhaps specifically call out https://github.com/DavidAnson/markdownlint#related

Goal

Write a short blog post for the December blog series that is similar to the example post. You can find more information on how to write your post in our Contribution guidelines for DecEmber.

Criteria

• file name should 2019-12-DD-countdown-to-the-new-year-ADDON-NAME.md where DD is replaced with the day and ADDON-NAME is replaced with the hyphenated name of the addon
• The opening sentence should be updated where COUNT is the sequential ordinal word.

<b>This is the COUNT in our DecEmber series- <i>"Countdown to The New Year: 31 Days of 
Ember Addons"</i>.  We plan to highlight a new addon each day until the new year, and 
we hope you'll join us for the fun!</b>

• The first h2 should be "Day NUM" where NUM is the same as the DD in the date.
• the link to the addon should point to the page on Ember Observer
• There should be two sub sections: (both h3)- "What it does" and "Why I like it"
• Include whether or not the addon has been updated yet for Ember Octane- if not, invite contributors to help get the addon Octane ready.
• The closing sentence can be slightly altered but should feel similar:
  "Do you use this addon? Or one like it? We'd love to hear about Ember addons that bring you joy!"

Current Behavior

See: #27

This raw markdown:

You might be thinking, *"Hey Ember Times Writer, we already have those! We have the `{{action}}` element modifier and `on*=` property bindings."* However those have a [few downsides](https://github.com/emberjs/rfcs/blob/27ee4012b0bbf63d4d304e6942b91ce37107bd91/text/0000-on-modifier.md#motivation) that are fixed with the `{{on}}` modifier.

appears correctly on GitHub PR preview, but on [Netlify preview of closed PR], is like so:

Possible Solution

This may be solved with the move to empress. There were other Markdown oddities, such as emberjs/website#3796.

Goal

Write a short blog post for the December blog series that is similar to the example post.

Criteria

• file name should 2019-12-DD-countdown-to-the-new-year-ADDON-NAME.md where DD is replaced with the day and ADDON-NAME is replaced with the hyphenated name of the addon
• The opening sentence should be updated where COUNT is the sequential ordinal word.

<b>This is the COUNT in our DecEmber series- <i>"Countdown to The New Year: 31 Days of 
Ember Addons"</i>.  We plan to highlight a new addon each day until the new year, and 
we hope you'll join us for the fun!</b>

• The first h2 should be "Day NUM" where NUM is the same as the DD in the date.
• the link to the addon should point to the page on Ember Observer
• There should be two sub sections: (both h3)- "What it does" and "Why I like it"
• Include whether or not the addon has been updated yet for Ember Octane- if not, invite contributors to help get the addon Octane ready.
• The closing sentence can be slightly altered but should feel similar:
  "Do you use this addon? Or one like it? We'd love to hear about Ember addons that bring you joy!"

Hi,

The description of the problem can be found at:
https://discuss.emberjs.com/t/ember-js-ember-3-14-released-octane-preview-cont/17229/4

Current Behavior

I updated the meta property="og:image" URL to a valid URL. That way when the link is posted on another site, an image preview should appear. But, it's not working.

Expected Behavior

Image from og:image should appear in preview.

Follow-on: ember-website

• ember-website has an image URL for og:image where the URL is no longer valid.

Follow-on: Twitter

• Once this is solved, we should fix this for Twitter link previews as well:
  

Possible Solution

Add Percy to provide a physical check for PR's like #31, even though it will get weird when the blog move is complete, we can "reset" then.

Goal

Write a short blog post for the December blog series that is similar to the example post. You can find more information on how to write your post in our Contribution guidelines for DecEmber.

Criteria

• file name should 2019-12-DD-countdown-to-the-new-year-ADDON-NAME.md where DD is replaced with the day and ADDON-NAME is replaced with the hyphenated name of the addon
• The opening sentence should be updated where COUNT is the sequential ordinal word.

**This is the COUNT in our DecEmber series- "Countdown to The New Year: 31 Days of 
Ember Addons".  We plan to highlight a new addon each day until the new year, and 
we hope you'll join us for the fun!**

• The first h2 should be "Day NUM" where NUM is the same as the DD in the date.
• the link to the addon should point to the page on Ember Observer
• There should be two sub sections: (both h3)- "What it does" and "Why I like it"
• Include whether or not the addon has been updated yet for Ember Octane- if not, invite contributors to help get the addon Octane ready.
• The closing sentence can be slightly altered but should feel similar:
  "Do you use this addon? Or one like it? We'd love to hear about Ember addons that bring you joy!"

Goal

Write a short blog post for the December blog series that is similar to the example post.

Criteria

• file name should 2019-12-DD-countdown-to-the-new-year-ADDON-NAME.md where DD is replaced with the day and ADDON-NAME is replaced with the hyphenated name of the addon
• The opening sentence should be updated where COUNT is the sequential ordinal word.

<b>This is the COUNT in our DecEmber series- <i>"Countdown to The New Year: 31 Days of 
Ember Addons"</i>.  We plan to highlight a new addon each day until the new year, and 
we hope you'll join us for the fun!</b>

• The first h2 should be "Day NUM" where NUM is the same as the DD in the date.
• the link to the addon should point to the page on Ember Observer
• There should be two sub sections: (both h3)- "What it does" and "Why I like it"
• Include whether or not the addon has been updated yet for Ember Octane- if not, invite contributors to help get the addon Octane ready.
• The closing sentence can be slightly altered but should feel similar:
  "Do you use this addon? Or one like it? We'd love to hear about Ember addons that bring you joy!"

Goal

Write a short blog post for the December blog series that is similar to the example post. You can find more information on how to write your post in our Contribution guidelines for DecEmber.

Criteria

• file name should 2019-12-DD-countdown-to-the-new-year-ADDON-NAME.md where DD is replaced with the day and ADDON-NAME is replaced with the hyphenated name of the addon
• The opening sentence should be updated where COUNT is the sequential ordinal word.

**This is the COUNT in our DecEmber series- "Countdown to The New Year: 31 Days of 
Ember Addons".  We plan to highlight a new addon each day until the new year, and 
we hope you'll join us for the fun!**

• The first h2 should be "Day NUM" where NUM is the same as the DD in the date.
• the link to the addon should point to the page on Ember Observer
• There should be two sub sections: (both h3)- "What it does" and "Why I like it"
• Include whether or not the addon has been updated yet for Ember Octane- if not, invite contributors to help get the addon Octane ready.
• The closing sentence can be slightly altered but should feel similar:
  "Do you use this addon? Or one like it? We'd love to hear about Ember addons that bring you joy!"

Goal

Write a short blog post for the December blog series that is similar to the example post. You can find more information on how to write your post in our Contribution guidelines for DecEmber.

Criteria

• file name should 2019-12-DD-countdown-to-the-new-year-ADDON-NAME.md where DD is replaced with the day and ADDON-NAME is replaced with the hyphenated name of the addon
• The opening sentence should be updated where COUNT is the sequential ordinal word.

**This is the COUNT in our DecEmber series- "Countdown to The New Year: 31 Days of 
Ember Addons".  We plan to highlight a new addon each day until the new year, and 
we hope you'll join us for the fun!**

• The first h2 should be "Day NUM" where NUM is the same as the DD in the date.
• the link to the addon should point to the page on Ember Observer
• There should be two sub sections: (both h3)- "What it does" and "Why I like it"
• Include whether or not the addon has been updated yet for Ember Octane- if not, invite contributors to help get the addon Octane ready.
• The closing sentence can be slightly altered but should feel similar:

"Do you use this addon? Or one like it? We'd love to hear about Ember addons that bring you joy!"

Current Behavior

Syntax to convert {{ to appear correctly in emails, literally appears as {{ opening_double_curly() }} on https://the-emberjs-times.ongoodbits.com/2019/10/12/issue-119

Possible Solution

I have a support ticket open with Goodbits. Waiting to hear back from 11/2 reply from me. Was reported by @alexlafroscia. (To be honest, I never actually check the Goodbits site...am usually checking our blog and the emails themselves!)

Go to a different email provider. Don't know of any good alternatives yet.

Goal

Write a short blog post for the December blog series that is similar to the example post. You can find more information on how to write your post in our Contribution guidelines for DecEmber.

Criteria

• file name should 2019-12-DD-countdown-to-the-new-year-ADDON-NAME.md where DD is replaced with the day and ADDON-NAME is replaced with the hyphenated name of the addon
• The opening sentence should be updated where COUNT is the sequential ordinal word.

**This is the COUNT in our DecEmber series- "Countdown to The New Year: 31 Days of 
Ember Addons".  We plan to highlight a new addon each day until the new year, and 
we hope you'll join us for the fun!**

• The first h2 should be "Day NUM" where NUM is the same as the DD in the date.
• the link to the addon should point to the page on Ember Observer
• There should be two sub sections: (both h3)- "What it does" and "Why I like it"
• Include whether or not the addon has been updated yet for Ember Octane- if not, invite contributors to help get the addon Octane ready.
• The closing sentence can be slightly altered but should feel similar:

"Do you use this addon? Or one like it? We'd love to hear about Ember addons that bring you joy!"

Current Behavior

Copy editing is a bit challenging on GitHub. Add markdown linter so that spaces at the end of lines aren't seen as changes.

Possible Solution

https://github.com/eslint/eslint-plugin-markdown

Goal

Write a short blog post for the December blog series that is similar to the example post. You can find more information on how to write your post in our Contribution guidelines for DecEmber.

Criteria

• file name should 2019-12-DD-countdown-to-the-new-year-ADDON-NAME.md where DD is replaced with the day and ADDON-NAME is replaced with the hyphenated name of the addon
• The opening sentence should be updated where COUNT is the sequential ordinal word.

<b>This is the COUNT in our DecEmber series- <i>"Countdown to The New Year: 31 Days of 
Ember Addons"</i>.  We plan to highlight a new addon each day until the new year, and 
we hope you'll join us for the fun!</b>

• The first h2 should be "Day NUM" where NUM is the same as the DD in the date.
• the link to the addon should point to the page on Ember Observer
• There should be two sub sections: (both h3)- "What it does" and "Why I like it"
• Include whether or not the addon has been updated yet for Ember Octane- if not, invite contributors to help get the addon Octane ready.
• The closing sentence can be slightly altered but should feel similar:
  "Do you use this addon? Or one like it? We'd love to hear about Ember addons that bring you joy!"

When the emberification project is done all of the URLs for the posts will change but we need to make sure that we have the correct redirects in place so we don't have any negative effects on SEO.

For example the current URL for a post on the blog is https://blog.emberjs.com/2019/08/09/the-ember-times-issue-110.html and with empress, the new URL will end up being https://blog.emberjs.com/the-ember-times-issue-110/

We will need to make sure we have ember-cli-netlify installed and we will need to write a script to populate the .netlifyredirects file with the correct content. The content conversion script will maintain the publish date of all the posts so we should be able to build the redirects from the frontmatter data effectively.

While I worked on #506 I noticed you cannot run both scripts in sequence.

This appears to happen in master too:
https://travis-ci.org/ember-learn/ember-blog/builds/641578160#L1485-L1486
It happens because the shell script has not been set up to propagate the exit status of any failing commands. Furthermore, the commands in the script do not trap the errors.

Current Behavior

Running bash scripts/markdown-lint.sh after 'scripts/language-check.sh` fails.

Expected Behavior

Both should run successfully.

Possible Solution

We can easily patch the shell script using something like git remote add base https://github.com/ember-learn/ember-blog.git || test 1. I would like to land #506 before doing that to make the fix clearer.

Currently, we state in the 3.13 release post (https://blog.emberjs.com/2019/09/25/ember-3-13-released.html) that co-location is only available with the Octane preview enabled.

With ember-cli/ember-cli-htmlbars#384 this is no longer true.

Once merged, we should add an update to the release post stating that the preview is no longer assumed to avoid confusion when upgrading.

Screenshot from @MelSumner on Windows browser:

See:
https://twemoji.twitter.com/
https://superuser.com/questions/1094188/how-do-i-display-the-latest-unicode-characters-esp-emoji-in-windows-browsers

Goal

Write a short blog post for the December blog series that is similar to the example post. You can find more information on how to write your post in our Contribution guidelines for DecEmber.

Criteria

• file name should 2019-12-DD-countdown-to-the-new-year-ADDON-NAME.md where DD is replaced with the day and ADDON-NAME is replaced with the hyphenated name of the addon
• The opening sentence should be updated where COUNT is the sequential ordinal word.

***This is the COUNT in our DecEmber series- <i>"Countdown to The New Year: 31 Days of 
Ember Addons"</i>.  We plan to highlight a new addon each day until the new year, and 
we hope you'll join us for the fun!***

• The first h2 should be "Day NUM" where NUM is the same as the DD in the date.
• the link to the addon should point to the page on Ember Observer
• There should be two sub sections: (both h3)- "What it does" and "Why I like it"
• Include whether or not the addon has been updated yet for Ember Octane- if not, invite contributors to help get the addon Octane ready.
• The closing sentence can be slightly altered but should feel similar:
  "Do you use this addon? Or one like it? We'd love to hear about Ember addons that bring you joy!"

Goal

Write a short blog post for the December blog series that is similar to the example post. You can find more information on how to write your post in our Contribution guidelines for DecEmber.

Criteria

• file name should 2019-12-DD-countdown-to-the-new-year-ADDON-NAME.md where DD is replaced with the day and ADDON-NAME is replaced with the hyphenated name of the addon
• The opening sentence should be updated where COUNT is the sequential ordinal word.

**This is the COUNT in our DecEmber series- "Countdown to The New Year: 31 Days of 
Ember Addons".  We plan to highlight a new addon each day until the new year, and 
we hope you'll join us for the fun!**

• The first h2 should be "Day NUM" where NUM is the same as the DD in the date.
• the link to the addon should point to the page on Ember Observer
• There should be two sub sections: (both h3)- "What it does" and "Why I like it"
• Include whether or not the addon has been updated yet for Ember Octane- if not, invite contributors to help get the addon Octane ready.
• The closing sentence can be slightly altered but should feel similar:

"Do you use this addon? Or one like it? We'd love to hear about Ember addons that bring you joy!"

Goal

Write a short blog post for the December blog series that is similar to the example post. You can find more information on how to write your post in our Contribution guidelines for DecEmber.

Criteria

• file name should 2019-12-DD-countdown-to-the-new-year-ADDON-NAME.md where DD is replaced with the day and ADDON-NAME is replaced with the hyphenated name of the addon
• The opening sentence should be updated where COUNT is the sequential ordinal word.

<b>This is the COUNT in our DecEmber series- <i>"Countdown to The New Year: 31 Days of 
Ember Addons"</i>.  We plan to highlight a new addon each day until the new year, and 
we hope you'll join us for the fun!</b>

• The first h2 should be "Day NUM" where NUM is the same as the DD in the date.
• the link to the addon should point to the page on Ember Observer
• There should be two sub sections: (both h3)- "What it does" and "Why I like it"
• Include whether or not the addon has been updated yet for Ember Octane- if not, invite contributors to help get the addon Octane ready.
• The closing sentence can be slightly altered but should feel similar:
  "Do you use this addon? Or one like it? We'd love to hear about Ember addons that bring you joy!"

Goal

Write a short blog post for the December blog series that is similar to the example post. You can find more information on how to write your post in our Contribution guidelines for DecEmber.

Criteria

Please find the criteria in the contribution guidelines for DecEmber.

Current Behavior

Need to use <span style="font-style: italic;"> instead of typical Markdown shorthand _italicizeme_ in this repo

Banning _italicizeme_ may be possible with custom rule in markdownlint or alex lint, or making our own test.

Current Behavior

Heads up looks like the image metadata isn't returning
https://emberjs.com/images/brand/ember_E-Icon-4c-Square-b850e602fd69b4bfbc1b129f62901be6.png

Its what we look for to display some image when sharing the link

reported by @chrisrng

IS:

Expected Behavior

Should be: Twitter "card" has image

The blog post introducting new octane features and angle bracket syntax could use a minor fix.

https://github.com/ember-learn/ember-blog/blob/master/source/2019-02-19-coming-soon-in-ember-octane-part-2.md#named-argument-syntax

Current Behavior

The example includes uncompletedTodos without this, which immediately leads into the next section covering "Required this in Templates", so the example doesn't use the recommendations the blog post is discussing. This caused me a double-take when i was reading the post on @pzuraq blog, so i thought i'd fix it on the ember blog.

<!-- todo-list.hbs -->
<ul>
  {{#each uncompletedTodos as |todo index|}}
    <li>
      {{yield (todo-item-component todo=todo) index}}
    </li>
  {{/each}}
</ul>

Expected Behavior

The blog post should use this as it describes.

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<ul>
  {{#each this.uncompletedTodos as |todo index|}}
    <li>
      {{yield (todo-item-component todo=todo) index}}
    </li>
  {{/each}}
</ul>

Goal

Write a short blog post for the December blog series that is similar to the example post.

Criteria

• file name should 2019-12-DD-countdown-to-the-new-year-ADDON-NAME.md where DD is replaced with the day and ADDON-NAME is replaced with the hyphenated name of the addon
• The opening sentence should be updated where COUNT is the sequential ordinal word.

<b>This is the COUNT in our DecEmber series- <i>"Countdown to The New Year: 31 Days of 
Ember Addons"</i>.  We plan to highlight a new addon each day until the new year, and 
we hope you'll join us for the fun!</b>

• The first h2 should be "Day NUM" where NUM is the same as the DD in the date.
• the link to the addon should point to the page on Ember Observer
• There should be two sub sections: (both h3)- "What it does" and "Why I like it"
• Include whether or not the addon has been updated yet for Ember Octane- if not, invite contributors to help get the addon Octane ready.
• The closing sentence can be slightly altered but should feel similar:
  "Do you use this addon? Or one like it? We'd love to hear about Ember addons that bring you joy!"

Current Behavior

the emberjs blog's rss feed is pointing to the domain http://emberjs.com, but looks like it should be http://blog.emberjs.com - just thought would give you heads up...clicking on link in feed takes to Page Not Found page https://twitter.com/mcrivers/status/1106504586783875072 cc @locks pinged on Discord

Expected Behavior

RSS point to http://blog.emberjs.com

Steps to Reproduce

Environment

Possible Solution

Sources

Goal

Write a short blog post for the December blog series that is similar to the example post. You can find more information on how to write your post in our Contribution guidelines for DecEmber.

Criteria

• file name should 2019-12-DD-countdown-to-the-new-year-ADDON-NAME.md where DD is replaced with the day and ADDON-NAME is replaced with the hyphenated name of the addon
• The opening sentence should be updated where COUNT is the sequential ordinal word.

<b>This is the COUNT in our DecEmber series- <i>"Countdown to The New Year: 31 Days of 
Ember Addons"</i>.  We plan to highlight a new addon each day until the new year, and 
we hope you'll join us for the fun!</b>

• The first h2 should be "Day NUM" where NUM is the same as the DD in the date.
• the link to the addon should point to the page on Ember Observer
• There should be two sub sections: (both h3)- "What it does" and "Why I like it"
• Include whether or not the addon has been updated yet for Ember Octane- if not, invite contributors to help get the addon Octane ready.
• The closing sentence can be slightly altered but should feel similar:
  "Do you use this addon? Or one like it? We'd love to hear about Ember addons that bring you joy!"

we need a test so that headings in markdown are conformant with accessibility guidelines.

• there should only be one h1 per page
• Headings must be in a valid logical order, meaning h1 through h6 element tags must appear in a sequentially-descending order.

References:

• https://dequeuniversity.com/rules/axe/3.2/heading-order

Goal

Write a short blog post for the December blog series that is similar to the example post. You can find more information on how to write your post in our Contribution guidelines for DecEmber.

Criteria

Please find the criteria in the contribution guidelines for DecEmber.

@wycats and I have been working on a blog post that describes the expected release plan for Octane, and will PR it soon. Overall, 3.12 is an LTS candidate with no new features (it should finish shipping this week). 3.13 will have all Octane features available (including Tracked), and people can opt in. 3.14 will be Octane, complete with codemods, guides, and changes to the flags for freshly generated apps.

It is possible that changes will be made to this plan, and if that's the case, updates will be made to the post.

Goal

Write a short blog post for the December blog series that is similar to the example post. You can find more information on how to write your post in our Contribution guidelines for DecEmber.

Criteria

• file name should 2019-12-DD-countdown-to-the-new-year-ADDON-NAME.md where DD is replaced with the day and ADDON-NAME is replaced with the hyphenated name of the addon
• The opening sentence should be updated where COUNT is the sequential ordinal word.

**This is the COUNT in our DecEmber series- "Countdown to The New Year: 31 Days of 
Ember Addons".  We plan to highlight a new addon each day until the new year, and 
we hope you'll join us for the fun!**

• The first h2 should be "Day NUM" where NUM is the same as the DD in the date.
• the link to the addon should point to the page on Ember Observer
• There should be two sub sections: (both h3)- "What it does" and "Why I like it"
• Include whether or not the addon has been updated yet for Ember Octane- if not, invite contributors to help get the addon Octane ready.
• The closing sentence can be slightly altered but should feel similar:

"Do you use this addon? Or one like it? We'd love to hear about Ember addons that bring you joy!"

Possible Solution

Sources

Goal

Write a short blog post for the December blog series that is similar to the example post. You can find more information on how to write your post in our Contribution guidelines for DecEmber.

Criteria

• file name should 2019-12-DD-countdown-to-the-new-year-ADDON-NAME.md where DD is replaced with the day and ADDON-NAME is replaced with the hyphenated name of the addon
• The opening sentence should be updated where COUNT is the sequential ordinal word.

**This is the COUNT in our DecEmber series- "Countdown to The New Year: 31 Days of 
Ember Addons".  We plan to highlight a new addon each day until the new year, and 
we hope you'll join us for the fun!**

• The first h2 should be "Day NUM" where NUM is the same as the DD in the date.
• the link to the addon should point to the page on Ember Observer
• There should be two sub sections: (both h3)- "What it does" and "Why I like it"
• Include whether or not the addon has been updated yet for Ember Octane- if not, invite contributors to help get the addon Octane ready.
• The closing sentence can be slightly altered but should feel similar:

"Do you use this addon? Or one like it? We'd love to hear about Ember addons that bring you joy!"

Related to ember-learn/ember-times-tools#23

Current Behavior

The goodbits script for transferring an Ember Times blog post to the newsletter is not working anymore. The reason the script doesn't work anymore is because the styling of the blog and its classes have changed dramatically,

Expected Behavior

To make sure that the script can run reliably in the future and is independent from style changes, please add a set of identifiers to the different sections on the blog that are meant to be used specifically by the goodbitsing script: https://github.com/ember-learn/ember-times-tools

Steps to Reproduce

Environment

Possible Solution

Sources

Goal

Write a short blog post for the December blog series that is similar to the example post.

Criteria

• file name should 2019-12-DD-countdown-to-the-new-year-ADDON-NAME.md where DD is replaced with the day and ADDON-NAME is replaced with the hyphenated name of the addon
• The opening sentence should be updated where COUNT is the sequential ordinal word.

<b>This is the COUNT in our DecEmber series- <i>"Countdown to The New Year: 31 Days of 
Ember Addons"</i>.  We plan to highlight a new addon each day until the new year, and 
we hope you'll join us for the fun!</b>

• The first h2 should be "Day NUM" where NUM is the same as the DD in the date.
• the link to the addon should point to the page on Ember Observer
• There should be two sub sections: (both h3)- "What it does" and "Why I like it"
• Include whether or not the addon has been updated yet for Ember Octane- if not, invite contributors to help get the addon Octane ready.
• The closing sentence can be slightly altered but should feel similar:
  "Do you use this addon? Or one like it? We'd love to hear about Ember addons that bring you joy!"

Goal

Write a short blog post for the December blog series that is similar to the example post.

Criteria

• file name should 2019-12-DD-countdown-to-the-new-year-ADDON-NAME.md where DD is replaced with the day and ADDON-NAME is replaced with the hyphenated name of the addon
• The opening sentence should be updated where COUNT is the sequential ordinal word.

<b>This is the COUNT in our DecEmber series- <i>"Countdown to The New Year: 31 Days of 
Ember Addons"</i>.  We plan to highlight a new addon each day until the new year, and 
we hope you'll join us for the fun!</b>

• The first h2 should be "Day NUM" where NUM is the same as the DD in the date.
• the link to the addon should point to the page on Ember Observer
• There should be two sub sections: (both h3)- "What it does" and "Why I like it"
• Include whether or not the addon has been updated yet for Ember Octane- if not, invite contributors to help get the addon Octane ready.
• The closing sentence can be slightly altered but should feel similar:
  "Do you use this addon? Or one like it? We'd love to hear about Ember addons that bring you joy!"