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This is an Ember.js application for managing newsletter subscriptions, likely featuring user registration, email management, and subscription tracking functionality. It's designed for developers familiar with Ember.js who want to create or maintain a newsletter subscription system, with standard development tools and testing frameworks already set up.
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The default blueprint for ember-cli addons.
Glimmer component library
Glimmer property tracking library
Custom parser for ESLint
broccoli asset revisions (fingerprint)
Zero-config import from NPM packages
Changesets for Ember
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The default blueprint for ember-cli addons.
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loader.js =========
High Level DOM Assertions for QUnit
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