ES6 classes and async/await are among the most important new features in JavaScript. With ES6 classes, writing object-oriented JavaScript is easier then ever before. The same is true about writing asynchronous JavaScript, thanks to async/await. Learn how to use these two features. Take your JavaScript skills to the next level!
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ES6, ES7, ES8 & Writing Modern JavaScript Pt6 – Arrow functions & Promises
Arrow functions, sometimes also called fat arrows, and Promises are two frequently highlighted features of ES6. This part of ES6, ES7, ES8 & Writing Modern JavaScript series will help you learn all you need to know about these two features so you can use them with absolute confidence. Make another step towards the mastery of… Continue reading ES6, ES7, ES8 & Writing Modern JavaScript Pt6 – Arrow functions & Promises
ES6, ES7, ES8 & Writing Modern JavaScript Pt5 – WeakMap, WeakSet and Export & Import
ES6 brought a lot of new features to JavaScript. In this part, you will learn, understand and master WeakMap, WeakSet and export and import statements, including dynamic imports. You will also learn a bit about weak and strong reference. Learn the nuts and bolts of ES6 and become a better JavaScript developer!
ES6, ES7, ES8 & Writing Modern JavaScript Pt4 – Includes, Pads, Loops & Maps
ES6 made JavaScript better and more mature programming language. It brought many features that made developers’ lives easier. This part will help you understand ES6 features such as includes(), padStart(), padEnd(), new loops and also map() and … Map. Explore the world of ES6 and learn how to write Modern JavaScript!
ES6, ES7, ES8 & Writing Modern JavaScript Pt3 – Spread, Rest, Sets & Object Literal
ES6 brought many great features into JavaScript. In this part, you will learn about four of them, spread operator, rest parameter, sets and object literal. Understand what these features do and how to work with them so you can start using them in your projects with absolute confidence.
ES6, ES7, ES8 & Writing Modern JavaScript Pt2 – Template literals, Destructuring & Defaults
ES6 added many great features to JavaScript. Among these features are template literals, destructuring and default parameters and values. These are also the features you will learn about in this part. Improve your knowledge of ES6 and learn how to write modern JavaScript. Become a better JavaScript programmer!