- added solid url in sidebar + fixed ember post

_config.yml

@@ -16,7 +16,7 @@ authors:
     display_name:   guillaumepotier
     gravatar:       d9297b88ef842ae8ccc562ad3b4cc1e1
     email:          [email protected]
-    web:            http://imctobitch.com
+    web:            http://wisembly.com
     twitter:        guillaumepotier
     github:         guillaumepotier
 
@@ -37,3 +37,4 @@ version:            0.0.1
 urls:
   github:           https://github.com/wisembly
   corpo:            http://wisembly.com
+  solid:            http://getsolid.io

_includes/sidebar.html

@@ -14,7 +14,7 @@
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         c0-2.8-0.8-5-2.2-6.5C225.5,50.4,223.4,49.6,220.9,49.6z"/>
       <rect x="260.2" y="41.1" fill="#FFFFFF" width="5.7" height="31.6"/>
-      <polygon fill="#FFFFFF" points="123.3,64.3 118.5,49.6 118.3,49.6 113.7,49.6 108.9,64.3 104.6,49.6 98.8,49.6 106.2,72.7 
+      <polygon fill="#FFFFFF" points="123.3,64.3 118.5,49.6 118.3,49.6 113.7,49.6 108.9,64.3 104.6,49.6 98.8,49.6 106.2,72.7
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       <polygon fill="#FFFFFF" points="137.6,72.7 143.3,72.7 143.3,72.5 143.3,49.6 137.6,49.6      "/>
       <path fill="#FFFFFF" d="M158.4,58.8c-2.7-0.8-4.9-1.3-4.9-2.6v-0.1c0-1.1,0.9-2,2.9-2c1.8,0,4.1,0.8,6.2,2.1l0.2,0.1l2.3-4.1
@@ -30,11 +30,11 @@
     </g>
 
     <g>
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+      <polygon fill="#FFFFFF" points="65.4,29.8 34.8,39.7 34.8,39.7 34.8,39.7 42.3,53.8 42.3,53.8 42.3,53.8 65.4,29.8 65.4,29.8
         "/>
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-      <polygon fill="#FFFFFF" points="69.9,56.8 69.9,56.8 65.3,89.8 84.2,63.8 69.9,56.8 69.9,56.8 69.9,56.8 69.9,56.8 84.2,63.8 
+      <polygon fill="#FFFFFF" points="69.9,56.8 69.9,56.8 65.3,89.8 84.2,63.8 69.9,56.8 69.9,56.8 69.9,56.8 69.9,56.8 84.2,63.8
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@@ -70,6 +70,7 @@ <h1>{{ site.title }}</h1>
 
       <li class="sidebar-nav-item"><a href="{{ site.urls.github }}" target="_blank">GitHub organization</a></li>
       <li class="sidebar-nav-item"><a href="{{ site.urls.corpo }}" target="_blank">Wisembly website</a></li>
+      <li class="sidebar-nav-item"><a href="{{ site.urls.solid }}" target="_blank">Solid website</a></li>
     </ul>
 
     <p class="copyright">&copy; {{ site.time | date: '%Y' }}. All rights reserved.</p>

_posts/2014-12-10-what-we-have-learn-from-ember.markdown

@@ -23,7 +23,7 @@ Here is our humble 3 months real life Ember.js feedback for [Solid](http://getso
 
 ### Convention over configuration
 
-**First of all, Ember is not like Backbone. It's a strongly opinionated MVC framework.**
+**First of all, what we struck us is that Ember is not like Backbone. It's a strongly opinionated MVC framework.**
 
 That means devs accepting to embrace Ember's philosophy will be rewarded by the framework after the learning curve, whereas more skeptical ones will keep on fighting against concepts they may consider odd and won't unlock the true framework potential. But hey, nothing new here, that's the same for every opinated framework in any language.