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Thomas Gossmann of WePlan (better known as Gossi, gos.si) talks about using Storybook with Ember in his talk, "Workshopping Ember with Storybook". This concludes the list of speakers this year, and we'll be back with the agenda soon! Tickets are available at emberfest.eu

In his talk, "4,207 Days of Uptime: Evolving an Ember App Without a Rewrite", Michal Bryxí (mastodon.world/@MichalBryxi) takes us through the evolution of an Ember 1.1 app published in March 2015, and is still running. Buy your ticket at emberfest.eu

A recurring guest of the show, Tomek Nieżurawski (tomekdev.com), will talk about "The Future of Front-End", how to use AI in different areas to boost productivity and ship while developers sleep. He'll also debunk the claim that Ember is not ready for the agentic world. emberfest.eu

In his talk, "Guardrails by Design: Frontend Reliability in an Agentic World", David McNamara (www.linkedin.com/in/dmcnamara...) will tell us about how to leverage AI to ship features, but not bugs, faster and go into details about their setup at Phorest. We still have tix at emberfest.eu

Are you as excited about the Ember Router rewrite as we are? If so, you should definitely watch Nick Schot's (nickschot.nl) talk, "Modernizing the Ember Router: How to swap the steering wheel while driving" 🚚 Still no tickets? Get them here: emberfest.eu

We're happy to announce that Preston Sego (better known as NullVoxPopuli, nullvoxpopuli.com) will present at this year's conference, too! 🎉 We'll see whether this will happen remotely or in person. emberfest.eu

Luis Lorente (www.linkedin.com/in/luisloren...) will talk about hiring interviews in tech, the current broken patterns, and what to do instead. His talk is titled "Both Sides of the Table: What Tech Interviews Should Actually Look Like" Grab a ticket or two at emberfest.eu

Chris Thoburn (aka. runspired, www.linkedin.com/in/runspired/ ) is another recurring EmberFest speaker who needs no introduction. Chris is a long-time EmberData core team member and is the architect behind its successor, WarpDrive. Tickets are available at emberfest.eu

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Kevin Pfefferle (www.linkedin.com/in/kevinpfef...) from Addepar will talk about "Agent-assisted Coding with Ember at Enterprise Scale". Addepar was one of the first big Ember apps, so we can't wait to hear how they leverage agentic coding with Ember. Do you have a ticket already? emberfest.eu

Our very own Marco Otte-Witte (www.linkedin.com/in/marco-otte-witte) will talk to us about how engineering culture, tooling, and infrastructure have gotten even more important in the age of AI, and what a good Ember harness looks like. Grab a ticket at emberfest.eu

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Chris Manson (www.linkedin.com/in/realate/) is also a recurring speaker at Emberfests. This year, Chris's talk, "We’re in the Vite future :rocket: ... now what?", will show us all the things that are unlocked in Vite-powered Ember apps. Get your tickets at: emberfest.eu

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We all know Melanie Sumner (www.linkedin.com/in/melaniesu...), a huge advocate for (and expert at) web accessibility. We're happy to announce that Mel will be returning to speak this year, too. emberfest.eu

Arne Bertrand (github.com/abeforgit) will be helping us tackle dependency resolution in node projects in his talk about "Peering Into the Void: the Joys and Perils of Dependency Resolution" emberfest.eu

Ed Faulkner (www.linkedin.com/in/edwardfau...) will be back to give one of the keynotes at this year's conference. emberfest.eu

We have the list of speakers for this year's conference, and we'll start announcing them. First up, we have Karel Bousson (www.linkedin.com/in/karelbousson) who will talk to us about "Background Scripts and Foreground Hamsters" emberfest.eu