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Covered blog post on classic vs. angle bracket invocation #587

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Yehuda's Octane Tutorial 🔥,
A quick tip for refactoring your templates 📑,
Dive into angle and curly bracket invocations 🔍,
Track JavaScript's built-in classes 💯,
Ember Autostash Modifier 💾,
Decorator positioning now enforceable ↕️,
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## [Achieve consistent decorator positioning with a new eslint plugin ↕️](https://github.com/NullVoxPopuli/eslint-plugin-decorator-position)
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I moved this section down so that I could group related posts that were about Ember templates.

## [A quick tip for refactoring your templates 📑](https://abhilashlr.in/ember-refactor-templates)

Ever had to **put up with** inconsistent decorator positions in pull requests, because there wasn't a lint rule for that?
_Now_ there is! 🎉 [eslint-plugin-decorator-position](https://github.com/NullVoxPopuli/eslint-plugin-decorator-position)
provides some configuration with some recommended defaults to help your project achieve that last bit of consistency.
[Abhilash L Ramesh @abhilashlr](https://github.com/abhilashlr) wrote a small and clear [blog post](https://abhilashlr.in/ember-refactor-templates) with actionable tips to make your Ember Templates cleaner. So if you have complex `if-else` logic in your template that you would like to make clearer, this blog post could help you out.

He also added some extra bonus tips, but no **spoilers** here, head to the [blog post](https://abhilashlr.in/ember-refactor-templates) to check them out!

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## [A quick tip for refactoring your templates 📑](https://abhilashlr.in/ember-refactor-templates)
## [Ember templates: classic vs. angle bracket syntaxes 🔍](https://0xadada.pub/2020/03/20/ember-emplates-classic-vs-angle-bracket-syntaxes/)

[Abhilash L Ramesh @abhilashlr](https://github.com/abhilashlr) wrote a small and clear [blog post](https://abhilashlr.in/ember-refactor-templates) with actionable tips to make your Ember Templates cleaner. So if you have complex `if-else` logic in your template that you would like to make clearer, this blogpost could help you out.
From Yehuda and Abhilash's blog posts, you got to see a bit of how templates work. We got 1 additional resource for you!

He also added some extra bonus tips, but no **spoilers** here, head to the [blog post](https://abhilashlr.in/ember-refactor-templates) to check them out!
[@0xADADA](https://github.com/0xadada) and [@dfreeman](https://github.com/dfreeman) did a [deep-dive into classic and angle bracket invocations](https://0xadada.pub/2020/03/20/ember-emplates-classic-vs-angle-bracket-syntaxes/). Please have a look to learn how these invocations handle attributes and arguments differently.
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Because 0xADADA didn't make their name public, I showed just the GitHub handle for both authors.

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Yes, good call! 👍


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This modifier is useful for chat apps, where you'd want to persist incomplete messages on a contact's page while the user navigates between other contacts before finishing and submitting a message, or where you want to bind component data based on the URL. Checkout this [demo](https://nullvoxpopuli.github.io/ember-autostash-modifier/1) of the modifier in action.

It's so nice to see the eco-system of Ember modifiers continue to grow 😀, we can't wait to see what the awesome folks in the Ember community come up with next!
It's so nice to see the eco-system of Ember modifiers continue to grow 😀, we can't wait to see what the awesome folks in the Ember community come up with next!

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## [Achieve consistent decorator positioning with a new eslint plugin ↕️](https://github.com/NullVoxPopuli/eslint-plugin-decorator-position)

Ever had to **put up with** inconsistent decorator positions in pull requests, because there wasn't a lint rule for that?
_Now_ there is! 🎉 [eslint-plugin-decorator-position](https://github.com/NullVoxPopuli/eslint-plugin-decorator-position)
provides some configuration with some recommended defaults to help your project achieve that last bit of consistency.

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