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tedconf
Ember 3.6
Branched out of https://github.com/tedconf/front_end_builds/pull/76 so pls merge that first.
If you deploy more than 10 builds after your live build, the app breaks on .split() as the live build is not included in recent builds. Workaround was to deploy master thats enabled to auto deploy. Tried to add proper pagination to original frontend, but it was build like a decade ago, so it was easier to rebuild it from scratch.
Build with ember 3.6
Removed all bower deps, which included materialized ui. Used tailwindcss instead. Tried to follow original concept as much as I could, but button inconsistency couldn't let me sleep. Used outlined buttons, but have no problem switching them to filled in buttons.
Here are some screens to compare.
Apps old
Apps new
App old
App new
Pubkeys old
Pubkeys new
Modal old
Modal new
Updated also tests. All are green (at least locally).
Rebased it from latest master that includes #76 and tweaked builds table a little (proper sorting and only hover buttons are visible)
Tests are all green.
@jozefvaclavik TED as a whole is getting away from Ember development in favor of React. Would you like to take ownership of this repo, or make a fork and I can point at it in this apps readme. LMK.
Hey @jhirbour. I'm not using front-end-builds anymore. While I appreciate the opportunity, I can't imagine providing good enough maintenance while not actively using it. I'm aware of the shift in TED towards React. I was trying to get this PR merged before it would become way out of date. I did use this fork 2 years ago on a 3 production apps. Since then one of them was shut down and two were migrated into being embed in rails directly.
I think this is good opportunity to flag the repo as unmaintained.
TED has shifted to React and will no longer maintain this application/library. If you wish to continue using this application/library, please create a pull request and repo ownership can be transferred. This repository will be archived at the end of 2022.