- StackBlitz
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Always up to date ember playground that uses the real ember-cli in a
WebContainer.
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`ember new` app (JS) -
`ember new` app (TS)
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Limber: Glimdown Playground -
A demonstration of combining markdown with glimmer syntax for
authoring live documentation.
Related projects:-
Kolay -
field-guide -
Docfy
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Ember Twiddle - A popular tool for creating Ember demos and reproductions
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Glitch - Template tracking the latest EmberJS
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GitPod.io - A high-fidelity node environment for playing around with ember without needing to downloading yourself or for creating issue reproductions
VS Code requires two plugins to have full syntax highlighting
Provides syntax highlighting for
*.hbs files
Provides embedded highlighting support for
vscode-glimmer-syntax
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supports
hbs``template literals in JS & TS -
supports
<template>tags in JS & TS -
supports
hbstags in Markdown
(neo)vim has tree-sitter support built in, so it's recommended to use tree-sitter grammars to get the maximum support
for neovim only -- provides high-fidelity syntax
highlighting.
can be used instead of vim-ember-hbs
can be used instead of vim-ember-hbs
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requires
nvim-treesitter
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supports
hbs``template literals in JS & TS -
supports
<template>tags in JS & TS -
does not support
hbstags in Markdown
traditional vim syntax definition -- a fork of another vim
syntax plugin
until this PR is merged
Typically, you'd only want one of these in your projects. Highlight.JS has more active development and is generally more modern.
third-party plugin for
Highlight.JS
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supports
hbs``template literals in JS & TS -
supports
<template>tags in JS & TS -
does not support
hbstags in Markdown
third-party plugin for
PrismJS
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does not support
hbs``template literals -
does not support
<template>tags -
does not support
hbstags in Markdown