Flutter Kit 0.3.1 - Bug Fixes
The router now correctly prioritizes the platform’s URL for deep links, while falling back to the RouterService state for default (/) launches. This ensures both web deep-linking and pre-configured app start-up routes function as expected.
Ember 4.1 is out!
Ember.js introduced 3 features service export, refresh method from RouterService, and a cached decorator. It also introduced the deprecation of AutoLocation.
Ember Data and Ember CLI did not introduce notable changes.
See more at blog.emberjs.com/ember-4-1-r…
Also, to showcase a better way of using query params in #EmberJS where the URL is the source of truth, and you derive data from it for accessing, and the query param can *only* be changed via <RouterService>#transitionTo()
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Why is it unnecessary and inconvenient?
Like any deprecation, you don't have to do anything or change any of your code until upgrading to the next major.
Personally, I find the standardization on the RouterService refreshing. Enhanced consistency. More cohesion. Good stuff.
The data will be available in your `scully.routes.json`
you can use the routerService getCurrent, and inject it exactly the way you like into your page.
I updated RouterService to support SPM, and added GitHub Actions to the repo to make it more contribution-friendly. Check it out and its relevant SwiftRocks article if you're dealing with slow Swift builds! github.com/rockbruno/RouterS…
I updated RouterService! It is now smarter in regards to memory usage.
♻️Alloc/Dealloc of dependencies on demand
🏙 Updated the README / example project to show a more complete example
Check it out if you haven't seen it before! github.com/rockbruno/RouterS…#swiftlang#iOSDev
I have open-sourced RouterService, which is iFood's take at Airbnb's navigation/dependency injection framework that I have been mentioning in my last few articles. It doesn't do much, but the folks that have been asking me for examples might enjoy it ☺️ github.com/rockbruno/RouterS…
.@emberjs 3.6 Released: New versions of Ember.js, Ember Data, and Ember CLI. Highlights include public API support for ES6 classes and two new RouterService methods.
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