Ember-cli-surge is an Ember addon that streamlines deployments to Surge.sh, a static web publishing platform for front-end developers. It provides a simple command-line interface for building and deploying Ember applications with minimal configuration. This addon is ideal for Ember developers seeking a quick and easy way to publish their applications to the web using Surge.sh's free CDN.
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