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This document discusses Ember.js at Zendesk. It provides an overview of why Zendesk chose Ember, the extensions they use like Ember-Resource and Ember-CPM, differences between namespaces and modules, optimizations made, and testing with Jasmine. It also briefly mentions the Zendesk app framework and marketplace.
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