Embracing ES6: Part 1
An introduction to JavaScript’s latest major upgrade for developers who have been dragging their feet about it.
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An introduction to JavaScript’s latest major upgrade for developers who have been dragging their feet about it.
Read more »Introduction to commonly used ES6 features
JavaScript has progressed a ton in the recent years. If you’re learni
Read more »JSC loves ES6
ES2015 (also known as ES6), the version of the JavaScript specification ratified in 2015, is a huge improvement to the language’s expressive power thanks to features like classes, for-of, destructuring, spread, tail calls, and much more. But powerful lang…
Read more »ES6 Feature list
es6-features-rightaway – Simple basic ES6 features to kick-start your development.
Read more »Introduction to commonly used ES6 features
JavaScript has progressed a ton in the recent years. If you’re learni
Read more »Two years later, what ES6 (ES2015) features I use most
It has been almost two years since the ES6 standard have been released, and thanks to tools like Babel we didn’t have to wait for browsers…
Read more »5 reasons why ES6 ROCKS, yo
I’m not saying these are the only reasons you should be using ES6 javascript. What I am saying, is that they keep me installing Babel on all my projects.
Read more »Sublime text 3 syntax highlighting for ES6/ES7/ES2017+ and FlowType and JSX
naomi – Enhanced syntax highlighting for JavaScript ES6/ES7/ES2015/ES2016/ES2017+, FlowType, React JSX, HTML5, SCSS3, XML, PHP 7, phpDoc, PHPUnit, MQL4. Basic: Git config files.
Read more »ES6 modules support lands in browsers: is it time to rethink bundling?
With browsers starting to implement ES6 modules, I took a look at the landscape and compared the new tech to bundling, the current state of the art for publishing Javascript files.
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