#emberaddon

If you haven’t heard already, popular static hosting site Divshot was acquired by GoogleFirebase last week. For those of you using them to host your Ember apps, know that the service as we know it will cease to exist on December 14th, 2015. Furthermore, because Firebase hosting is inferior to Divshot, those of you who want a custom domain for your sites will not be able to simply migrate over to their new offering without forking over a subscription fee. Life as we knew it with Divshot is over, unfortunately.

Despair not, however! In walks Pagefront, the dedicated hosting solution for Ember applications! Using their simple addon Ember-Pagefront, you can easily deploy your projects to production in minutes. Simply follow these steps:

Create a Pagefront Account

Add an app in the Pagefront dashboard to represent your application deployment

Copy the installation command from the dashboard an execute it from the command line.

That's it! Now you will be able to deploy your app to Pagefront with ease using the `ember deploy` command.

This week’s spotlight is on an indispensable addon, Ember-CLI-Document-Title. This project takes your routing to the next level by allowing you to easily set your application’s document title on a per-route basis. Ember-CLI-Document-Title supports both static and dynamic page titles, giving you both ease of use and flexibility to meet your project’s needs. This week’s Open Source Good Deed™ was another Ember 2.x upgrade, bringing the addon up-to-date with the latest dependency versions.

I’m going to leave you with another great tip for using this addon, courtesy of some recent work by my CheckMate colleague Chris Nixon. We’re leveraging Ember-CLI-Document-Title to additionally set a page header in our application, like so:

Router.reopen({ pageHeader: inject.service(), setTitle(title) { this._super(title); this.set('pageHeader.title', title); } });