ES6: The Right Parts

By Kyle Simpson
Learn new ES6 JavaScript language features like arrow functions, destructuring, generators, and more to write cleaner and more readable programs.
Course info
Rating
(105)
Level
Intermediate
Updated
Mar 1, 2018
Duration
5h 17m
Table of contents
Arrow Functions
Introduction 13m The Arrow Function 6m Arrow Function Variations 12m Promises and This 9m Exercise 0: The Arrow Function 3m Exercise 0 Solution 12m
Block Scope
Let vs. Var 11m Closures and Explicit Blocks 6m Const 9m When to Use Const 4m Exercise 1: Variable Scoping 1m Exercise 1 Solution 2m
Default Values and the Gather/Spread Operator
Default Values 5m Lazy Expressions 13m Gather and Spread Operators, Part 1 6m Gather and Spread Operators, Part 2 8m Using the Gather and Spread Operators 9m Exercise 2 1m Exercise 2 Solution 2m Babel 8m
Destructuring
Audience Q&A: TypeScript vs. JavaScript 8m Array Destructuring 9m Destructuring and Default Values 7m Dumping Variables 4m Nested Array Destructuring 14m Object Destructuring 7m Nested Object Destructuring 9m Destructuring and Function Parameters 6m Advanced Destructuring 9m Exercise 3 1m Exercise 3 Solution 4m
Template Strings
Concise Properties and Methods 13m Template Strings 14m Tag Functions 11m Exercise 4 1m Exercise 4 Solution 3m
Symbols, Iterators, and Generators
Symbols 9m Well-known Symbols 3m Iterators 9m Creating a Custom Iterator 9m Generators 9m Computed Generator Methods 3m Exercise 5 4m Exercise 5 Solution 4m Ranges 5m Optimizing Code for the Reader 2m
Description
Course info
Rating
(105)
Level
Intermediate
Updated
Mar 1, 2018
Duration
5h 17m
Description

In this course, ES6: The Right Parts, you'll get comfortable with the latest evolution of the great JavaScript language. By coding along with Kyle Simpson, you'll learn about 'let' and 'const,' destructuring, template literals, Iterators, and generators. You'll also explore arrow functions, default parameters, rest and spread operators, and computed and concise properties and methods. By the end of this course, you'll know how to use these new ES6 JavaScript language features to write cleaner, more productive, and more readable programs.

About the author
Kyle Simpson
About the author

Kyle is a freelance developer based in Austin, TX. He runs several open-source projects (such as LabJS), writes books, and speaks at meetups and conferences.

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