Billy Heaton

I think Cycle.js support for custom elements (as part of a web component) could be really awesome. Since Web Components may use a Shadow DOM to encapsulate their own markup,...

@francisperp there is a workaround, by using another route hook to abort can you avoid the infinite loop created by the combination of QueryParam change and willTransition use? - http://guides.emberjs.com/v2.1.0/routing/preventing-and-retrying-transitions/...

Ironically the app we work on ran into this bug as well. So we're borrowing from the idea here to work around: https://github.com/emberjs/ember.js/issues/9818#issuecomment-394623779

@IAmJulianAcosta could you use the `content` of the proxy to `join` with? ```js let a = ArrayProxy.create({ content: A(["hello", "world"]) }); console.log(a.content.join(", ")); ```

@Suven that seems like a bug. Perhaps the implementation has changed from using `forEach` to a `for` loop. (just a guess). ⚡ cat changed-each.js ```js a = []; a[5] =...

@Suven I labelled this as "documentation" per @rwjblue comments above > For folks that definitely need this support, I'd recommend using {{#each-in as someone else mentioned above.

@lifeart I see how that using `{{@ItemComponent}} like an argument value when `ItemComponent` is a component should error. And that the error mentions that the variable is reserved. Perhaps it...

@dguettler did you ask in the discord `#dev-ember-js` or perhaps in `#dev-ember-cli` (generators used to live in ember-cli) chat already? https://emberjs.com/community/ > If someone could point me in the right...

@ofbriggs my best guess is that this commit - https://github.com/emberjs/ember.js/commit/94e1035a0eb66cc4d2a6624ff2557a331524f663 about 28 days ago addresses the behavior around `TransitionAborted` perhaps @chancancode or @rwjblue can answer this question.

@Boubalou @bichotll @binoculars @bkCDL @bugduino @cbou @chancancode @devinus @dschmidt @dtropp @gertjanwytynck @jbryson3 @jemware @olivia @remkoboschker @stefanpenner @stianpr @stravid @tchak @victor95pc is this still an issue, perhaps we should close, what...