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Promises are an important part of Ember, but they aren't a "beginner" JS concept. We need to add a section that explains how to use them in the context of Ember. You can't get too in the weeds - a dev needs to do their own research into JS basics - but we can't just assume that people will catch on quickly. The explanation should be similar in length to other sections (like let vs var) and include a code sample, such as a createRecord/save and then.
Contributors tackling this should expect some iteration after making a PR. It's a tough balance to strike.
Note, this issue is set aside for the EmberConf contributors workshop on 3/12. If it's not claimed by the end of that day, feel free to grab it!
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* draft for promises
* resolve spell error in build
* #2264 change in promise chain example and add explanation for it
* Some grammar, capitalization, and simplifications
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https://guides.emberjs.com/v3.0.0/getting-started/js-primer/
Promises are an important part of Ember, but they aren't a "beginner" JS concept. We need to add a section that explains how to use them in the context of Ember. You can't get too in the weeds - a dev needs to do their own research into JS basics - but we can't just assume that people will catch on quickly. The explanation should be similar in length to other sections (like let vs var) and include a code sample, such as a createRecord/save and then.
Contributors tackling this should expect some iteration after making a PR. It's a tough balance to strike.
Note, this issue is set aside for the EmberConf contributors workshop on 3/12. If it's not claimed by the end of that day, feel free to grab it!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: