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Matt Gardner in NYC Planning Tech

Jun 28, 2019

Retrying Flaky Data Requests

Sometimes, things go wrong –– RARELY, of course, because test coverage is 100 percent perfect and, like…

Matt Gardner in NYC Planning Tech

Apr 5, 2019

Extending a Contextual Component’s Block Params in EmberJS

Did you know that if you yield a hash twice from a template, they get merged for the block params on the consuming end? Check it out:

Taylor McGinnis in NYC Planning Tech

Mar 28, 2019

Test-Driven Development in the Wild

Our team at Planning Labs is lean but nimble, our projects are small but impactful, and our needs…

Matt Gardner in NYC Planning Tech

Jul 23, 2018

Let’s make an ambitious map

Note: This is part one of a series that will explore making map-based web applications.

Matt Gardner in NYC Planning Tech

Jul 25, 2018

Let’s make an ambitious map (part 2)

This is part of a series of posts I’m doing on creating ambitious maps.

Last time I covered a lot of the basics for our ambitious map. We got an EmberJS app up and running, fetched some data, and put a map on the screen. Now let’s add a bit…

Matt Gardner in NYC Planning Tech

Sep 10, 2018

NYC Planning Labs: Why Choose Ember.js?

For the uninitiated, Ember.js is a framework for building ambitious applications such as NASA’s homepage, Apple’s user guides, or NYC’s zoning and land use app. For the cynical, it is yet another entry into the bitter JavaScript framework wars. For us, it’s…

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