Growing with Ember
summary
Ember sits in production at HashiCorp for nine years powering a Nomad web UI built to complement the CLI, while older work migrates Flash dashboards to the amcharts JavaScript port; a Voyager anecdote anchors a claim about longevity and careful preparation deployed new flight software 2.7 billion miles away. The company raises big rounds — Series E $175M after earlier funding totalling $34M — then HashiCorp IPO Dec 9 2021 market cap $16B prompting concrete questions about whether Terraform Cloud and Vault Enterprise models actually sustain community projects.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Introduction
- 4:06Economic collapse impact
- 9:05Flash to JavaScript shift
- 13:58Open source culture
- 20:15HashiCorp growth sustainability
- 28:43Open source health
- 35:07Ember’s future
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