anchor.diff:        <h3 id="faq-future-proof">How do I future-proof my Ember.js application?</h3>
         
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  -        Ember.js has a strong emphasis on developer productivity, which means that framework developers take great care when designing new functionality. Here are some tips, tools, and processes that help you keep your apps easy to update, so you can take advantage of new features without breaking your existing work.
  +        You should not try to future proof your application. Ember.js has a strong emphasis on developer productivity, which means that framework developers take great care when designing new functionality and provide migration paths. Here are some ways to keep up to date on future changes:
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positive.code:           Upgrade your ember-cli version
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          to see which of them affect your app, when they are scheduled to change, and how to fix
          them. You can use newer versions of the CLI with older Ember apps. Major changes
          are often accompanied by codemod tools.
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          In short, the best way to make sure you have a healthy application is to comment on RFCs, clean up deprecations when you see them, and when possible, test your application against beta and canary releases of Ember.
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