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Mastering Ember from the Perspective of a N00b

Talkat EmberConf 2017 · on Wednesday, 2017-03-29· [developer-experience, career-development]
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Content presents concrete claims and hands‑on demos: using zone of proximal development, pattern matching, and mental model accelerates Ember learning; experimental numbers from chess memory experiments are cited (experts 93% vs novices 8–14%). Demos use Ember CLI (ember new, ember g generate route), build a dashboard route, persist data, and debug an update feature that initially fails until the outlet helper is added, after which the app renders and works as intended.

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  1. 0:00Intro
  2. 0:22Who is this woman
  3. 1:22The growth mindset
  4. 3:10Drapers Model
  5. 5:58Expert vs Ordinary
  6. 6:33Simon and William Chase
  7. 7:31Charissa Mashiki
  8. 10:01My Ember Story
  9. 10:59My Development Stage
  10. 12:43Zone of proximal development
  11. 13:47Pattern matching mental models
  12. 14:28I hit the docks
  13. 14:46Spaghetti
  14. 15:10Nested Files
  15. 16:22Pattern Matching
  16. 18:19Mental Model
  17. 18:44Patterns
  18. 18:59Metaphor
  19. 19:44Positive Attitude
  20. 20:21Help or Outlet
  21. 20:38Outlet Helper
  22. 20:57Template
  23. 21:18Metaphors
  24. 22:50Conclusion
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