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JavaScript Masterclass

Talkat JSConf US 2013 · 2013-05-28..05-30· [javascript, career-development]
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A concrete path from intermediate to advanced lists what to learn and how to practice: grok control structures and closures, master the debugger instead of relying on console logs, write substantial vanilla JavaScript without constant reference lookups, and read a focused curriculum such as John Resig’s Learning Advanced JavaScript and The Secrets of the JavaScript Ninja. Pair that with real exercises: ask why obsessively, experiment recklessly, seek mentorship, teach or speak about a project, write another language occasionally, and schedule regular breaks.

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  1. 0:00Start
  2. 1:56Cognitive Biases
  3. 3:15Outliers
  4. 3:57Epigenetics
  5. 10:20How Do You Know that You'Re Not an Expert
  6. 13:14What Does a Curriculum for Mastery Actually Look like
  7. 14:00Who Is a Good Programmer
  8. 14:26What Do I Need To Learn To Be an Expert
  9. 16:53Suggested Curriculum of Books
  10. 18:56Six Seek Mentorship
  11. 20:0911 Think like a Programmer
  12. 21:05Break Free of Imposter Syndrome
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