Learn the basics of the ECMAScript 2015, also known as ES6, JavaScript standard. JavaScript has come a long way since it’s inception in 1995. The ECMAScript 2015 specification brought a lot of improvements, the largest set of changes the language has seen to-date. In this course, we’ll review some of the new features and demonstrate how they can be used to build better JavaScript applications.
ES2015, also called ES6, is a newer version of the JavaScript language that’s well supported in browsers and commonly used by programmers. In this course, you'll get up-to-speed with ES2015 basics and be well on your way to writing modern JavaScript. You'll learn best practices for creating variables, using the let and const keywords, and a better way to concatenate string values using template literals. You'll also learn the compact syntax for creating functions using "arrow syntax."
This course teaches the in-depth, behind-the-scenes details of creating JavaScript objects, manipulating properties, and using prototypal inheritance.
Stay updated by learning about the latest upgrade to the JavaScript language--ES6, also known as ECMAScript 2015. In this course, you will learn how to develop software using many kinds of classes and modules.
JavaScript is gaining features like never before. In this course, you'll upgrade your knowledge to ES2017, unofficially known as ES8.
ES6 brings many cool new features to JavaScript. In this course, you'll get to see the features you should be using in your Node.js development.
This course serves as an introduction to using TypeScript with Jasmine for writing units tests in JavaScript.
Gain an advanced understanding of the core mechanics of how JavaScript compiles, optimizes, and executes in the browser.
This course teaches how to use the new syntax features of ES6 today, with TypeScript as a transpiler.
This course gives you an end to end coverage of the features of Aurelia, including the MVVM pattern, data binding, routing, dependency injection, and extensibility.
