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Ember.js 5.3 Supports pnpm
Now, downloading packages will be faster than before
The 5.3 version of popular web framework was just released on September, 21.
Ember 5.3: Under The Hood EmberData Improvements
One of the famous features of Ember, is EmberData. You can read more about it in the fabolous Ember documentation.
The finest state management system that’s out there. It’s easy to use, and handles relationships and caching out of the box. Ember 5.3 comes with some fixes and new features.
EmberData already is quite flexible with adapters and serializers, but RequestManagers should make it even easier to intercept, modify and handle requests making serializers and adapters obsolete eventually (on the path of Polaris version).
RequestManager now comes with REST, and other builders and JSON serializer among with some new caching methods. At this point it’s however widely undocumented and internal so no need to bother with that.
Ember 5.3: Official PNPM support
With Ember 5.3 the fast package manager support stopped being experimental and became official.
The pnpm support proposal has a long history and now it’s live. It’s a good news for everyone who works with microservices and CI/CD because pnpm is really fast in downloading dependencies.
The update to Ember 5.3 should be swift including handling some minor deprecations that are easy to adjust to thanks to Ember tools.
Ember Polaris Coming Soon
The release is not spectacular, we all wait for the Polaris version that will open up the build pipeline, offer new reactivity model and single file components.
All the trends in the webdev world but aligned with the Ember philosophy that we all love.
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