Leveling up to ES6

MP4 | Video: AVC 1280x720 | Audio: AAC 44KHz 2ch | Duration: 3 Hours | Lec: 53 | 429 MB

Genre: eLearning | Language: English

Level up your javascript knowledge with the latest features provided in ES6

Why you should learn ES6

ES6 is a feature set provided on top of the javascript library to provide developers with a collection of awesome new features. ES6 will make your code clean and concise, and it will make your life easier as a developer. It also has additional functions and features that were not even possible in prior versions of javascript. A majority of the latest browsers now support most, but not all, of the ES6 features. Keep that in mind since most web applications are compiled using Babel.js to provide support for all browsers and older version of browsers.

A majority of the latest libraries and frameworks are now being written in ES6, so you don't want to get left behind.

Overview

In this course, we are going to overview a majority of the latest features provided in ES6. The strategy I use to introduce these ES6 features is by first (when applicable) showing you how you might have used similar approaches in ES5 and then refactoring the code to resemble ES6. I'll explain why and when you should be using these features. After finishing this course, you will be great at using these new ES6 features in your day to day programming endeavors.

What you will learn:

You will learn how, when, and why to use a majority of the latest ES6 features after completing this course. Some of the features including:

const - to declare constant variables

let - block scoped enabled variables

block scoping - now your blocks can have variables and functions scoped onto them

arrow functions - simplify your code and prevent typical issues related to lexical this in javascript

generators - an awesome new way to write iteratable code

classes - no more having to use some complicated prototype and function hackery to create classes

Map - an easier to use data structure than just using objects or arrays to create maps

Set - an easier to use data structure for keeping track of a set of entries

Promises - an awesome alternative to using callbacks

Async / Await - yet a better solution for writing synchronous code instead of callbacks and promises

string interpolation - your strings will now be beautiful

spread operator - an awesome helper function for concat

rest operator - a cool operator for passing arguments to and from functions

AND MORE….

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