Rapid ES6 Training

By Mark Zamoyta
Stay up to date with the new syntax and features of the latest version of JavaScript, ES6. You'll learn about features like rest and spread operators, the new 'symbol' type, as well as Iterators, Generators, Promises, and more.
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Rating
(393)
Level
Intermediate
Updated
Apr 5, 2016
Duration
4h 14m
Table of contents
Course Overview
Course Overview 2m
Introduction
Introduction 4m An ES6 Compatibility Chart 4m
New ES6 Syntax
Introduction 2m let, const and Block Scoping 7m Arrow Functions 9m Default Function Parameters 5m Rest and Spread 6m Object Literal Extensions 4m for ... of Loops 2m Octal and Binary Literals 2m Template Literals 5m Destructuring 8m Advanced Destructuring 3m Summary 2m
ES6 Modules and Classes
Introduction and Setup 5m Module Basics 7m Named Exports in Modules 4m Class Fundamentals 7m extends and super 7m Properties for Class Instances 2m Static Members 2m new.target 4m Summary 2m
New Types and Object Extensions
Introduction 2m Symbols 7m Well-known Symbols 5m Object Extensions 6m String Extensions 7m Number Extensions 4m Math Extensions 3m RegExp Extensions 4m Function Extensions 3m Summary 1m
Iterators, Generators, and Promises
Introduction 3m Iterators 6m Generators 3m Yielding in Generators 5m throw and return 3m Promises 7m More Promise Features 7m Summary 2m
Arrays and Collections
Introduction 3m Array Extensions 9m ArrayBuffers and Typed Arrays 5m DataView and Endianness 3m Map and WeakMap 6m Set and WeakSet 7m Subclassing 5m Summary 1m
The Reflect API
Introduction 2m Construction and Method Calls 4m Reflect and Prototypes 2m Reflect and Properties 8m Reflect and Property Extensions 2m Summary 1m
The Proxy API
Introduction 2m Proxies Defined 3m Available Traps 1m Get by Proxy 3m Calling Functions by Proxy 1m A Proxy as a Prototype 2m Revocable Proxies 2m Summary 3m
Description
Course info
Rating
(393)
Level
Intermediate
Updated
Apr 5, 2016
Duration
4h 14m
Description

ES6 is a major update to the JavaScript language--it now looks and feels modern, and the updated features fix many problems with the earlier JavaScript versions. If you want to keep your JavaScript developing skills up to date, this course, Rapid ES6 Training, will help you to do that. You'll cover major new features including Iterators, Generators, symbols, and a built-in Promise library. You'll also learn about arrays collections. Finally, you'll discover the new meta-programming features with the Reflect API and Proxy API. By the end of this course, you will have a foundational knowledge of one of the latest web language features, ES6, and you'll be able to use it to write your code better.

About the author
Mark Zamoyta
About the author

Mark started in the developer world over 25 years ago. He began his career with a Bachelor of Science in Computer Science from St. Johns University. After spending 10 years on Wall Street working for Goldman Sachs, Lehman Brothers and other major investment banks, Mark became interested in animation and video game software.

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Section Introduction Transcripts
Section Introduction Transcripts

Course Overview
Hi everyone, my name is Mark Zamoyta and welcome to my course, Rapid ES6 Training. I'm a software developer consultant in Santa Barbara, California. I've worked with every version of JavaScript since its inception and I'm excited to teach you the latest version ES6. The formal name for this update is ECMAScript 2015. But much of the developer community has stuck with the original name ES6. Google's latest Chrome browser supports 96% of ES6 features. Firefox and Edge are close behind and catching up. There are also transcpilers to get many ES6 features working on Internet Explorer and mobile browsers. Now is definitely the time to start coding in ES6. This course will rapidly review all aspects of this latest JavaScript update. We'll cover new syntax which makes JavaScript look and feel more modern. We'll see how to structure of JavaScript code to make use of modules and classes. Almost every built in JavaScript object has been extended, so we'll see what's been added. New objects and APIs include collection classes such as Map, WeakMap, Set and WeakSet. We can now work with Iterators, Generators and a new primitive type called Symbol. We also have a built in Promise class. And there are two new APIs for meta programming; the Reflect API and Proxy API. By the end of this course you'll know and be able to use the new syntax and features of ES6. Before beginning this course you should be familiar with the prior version of JavaScript, ES5. I hope you'll join me on this journey to learn ES6 with the Raid ES6 Training course at Pluralsight.

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