Would love to hear:
• what resonated
• what migration challenges you’re facing
• what patterns you’d like to explore next
• what can be improved

If you build Ember apps and:
🔹 are thinking about the long-term shape of your data layer
🔹 feel friction with Ember Data model APIs
🔹 are curious about reactive, schema-driven data patterns beyond a single framework

...this might be worth a watch.

🧠 This is a practical talk, not a hype piece:
• incremental migration without rewrites
• how ReactiveResources change data flow and ownership
• why this approach reduces complexity as apps grow

The focus of the talk is @emberjs.com specific migration.

At the same time, WarpDrive itself isn’t Ember only the underlying ideas around reactive, schema-driven data also apply to React, Vue, and Svelte, which is part of why this approach feels durable as frontend ecosystems continue to evolve.

The talk focuses on how to migrate Ember apps from classic Ember Data models to WarpDrive’s ReactiveResources with real examples and trade offs from larger, long-lived codebases.

Felt amazing to give my first talk, and I’m looking forward to sharing more (and hopefully giving another one soon!) 🌌

Are you hiring from India? I am open to exciting opportunities.

If you’ve got good test coverage, even Friday the 13th can be just another ship day xD

Totally understand! I was thinking something like a sponsored conference ticket and maybe a bit of support to help cover travel or stay. I'd really love to be there!

Honestly, I’ve never received a scholarship or support like this before, so I am not sure how it usually works just thought I’d ask 😊

Hey EmberFest team 👋
Is there any possibility of sponsored tickets for community contributors? I'd love to be part of the experience and connect with the Ember community in person

These aren't just for big companies or enterprise apps. Add them to your side projects too. It’s the best way to build good habits and get how they work.

A blog with example is WIP

Which of these have you implemented in your projects?

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