Yehuda Katz

Developer relations is like 20% telling people about what's new and 80% building trust and making people feel heard.

The more desperate you are to prove how WORLD CHANGING, edgy, and hip your company is, the more likely it's just banal and dysfunctional.

You know wins in a React vs Ember performance battle?Everyone using the web.

And now, let's get to work! #MacGyver

Thanks to all 950 attendees at this year's EmberConf. You made it amazing.

Thank you everyone for coming to my Glimmer 2 talk with @wycats at #EmberConf! https://speakerdeck.com/chancancode/the-future-of-ember-templating … https://github.com/tildeio/glimmer/blob/master/guides/01-introduction.md …

Ha! Closing @EmberConf keynote referenced my @skylight blog post. I feel famous!

@tomdale @mjackson I'll still sacrifice speed for the superior UX provided by JSX compared to yesterday's separate template file approach

in all seriousness, I'm sad I'm going to miss @mixonic's talk, and you should only come to mine and @chancancode's if you're up for dense

My Glimmer talk's going to be dense/technical & won't actually help you w/ your job. @mixonic's component patterns talk on the other hand...

.@tehviking expanded on my RailsConf 2014 keynote in this great blog post: http://frontside.io/blog/2014/05/16/programming-in-the-wild-west.html …

The theme from the #EmberConf keynote was: Lets make it easier to take advantage of under used features so the web can replace mobile apps.

I am so pumped right now to talk about Ember, the Ember community and the web. To all 1,000 attendees of @EmberConf