@gossi wrote:
What kind of skills does an ember developer have? In which order will a developer learn ember? What resources are available?
Those are some of the questions we currently have to get new joiners on board with ember and how to handle this with internal learning sessions. So we thought about a skill tree, which you can walk through go gain ember knowledge on the job. In order to get to a skill tree for ember (inspired by adam-golab/react-developer-roadmap), I did a flat acquisition of technologies or skills at first. See here:
- File Layout: Classic, Pods, MU
- Templating: Handlebars, Helpers and Modifiers
- Structures: EmberObject, Native Classes
- Decorators: Using and Writing!
- Routing (includes Routes, Router, and Controllers)
- Components: Ember, Sparkles, Glimmer
- Component Patterns
- State Management (tracked and computed)
- Services
- Testing Technologies: QUnit, Mirage, Sinon
- Documentation: How to document (UML - ?) the workflow of a particular feature
- Concepts of the Ember ecosystem: Apps + Addons + Engines + node packages
- Creating addons and engines
- Low-Level Ember: ember-cli, broccoli, babel, glimmer
This list for sure is incomplete. So, I was wondering whether we can create such a skill-tree together and align it with the guides?
This emerged from: https://github.com/ember-learn/guides-source/issues/727
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