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Mastering ES6 JavaScript: Hands-On Learning with Real-World
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Mastering ES6 JavaScript: Hands-On Learning with Real-World

Learn ES6 JavaScript from scratch: Objects, Arrays, Strings, Numbers, Destructuring, OOP, and more
Last updated 2/2025
English

What you'll learn

  • The difference between ES5 and ES6
  • Using ‘let’ and ‘const’ for the scopes, hoisting and declaring variables
  • Using the new type of operators ( spread and rest) to manipulate arrays and function arguments
  • Practicing the strings using Template literals for multi-line statements and using values in statements
  • New Objects, Array , string, number and other built-in methods introduced in ES6
  • Assigning Default values to arguments in functions
  • New way of creating functions using arrow functions and its implementations
  • De-structuring the objects and arrays
  • New Data type Symbols and data structures Sets, Maps, Weak Maps and Weak Sets
  • Object Oriented Programming In ES6
  • Using Modules and Generator Functions
  • Modern way of performing asynchronous functions using Promise

Course content

4 sections27 lectures5h 13m total length
  • Introduction to JS ES63:14

    This lecture provides an overview of the course, the course objectives and requirements for the course

  • What’s New In ES68:30

Requirements

  • Basic Knowledge of Programming
  • Basic Knowledge of HTML, CSS and JavaScript ( DOM)
  • A proper IDE for quick practice such as VS Code, Brackets

Description

ES6, released in 2015, marked a pivotal moment in the evolution of JavaScript, bringing a wealth of new features that transformed web development. With a focus on declarative programming, ES6 empowers developers to create robust applications with enhanced speed and ease. This course dives deep into the key changes ES6 introduced, laying the foundation for modern JavaScript development.

Key highlights of the course include:

  1. Variable Hoisting and Scoping: Learn how ES6 introduced new keywords to improve variable handling, enabling more efficient hoisting and scoping for local, block-level, and global variables.

  2. Simplified Functions: Understand the new syntax for function creation, with an emphasis on arrow functions and their streamlined syntax, improving code readability and simplifying the usage of this in JavaScript.

  3. Handling Asynchronous Operations: Explore how ES6 tackled common pitfalls like callback hell by introducing Promises, offering a cleaner and more maintainable way to handle asynchronous code.

  4. Object-Oriented Programming: Dive into the world of Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) within JavaScript, understanding how ES6 makes it easier to work with objects, classes, and inheritance.

  5. Enhanced Efficiency with Built-in Methods: Discover the power of new ES6 methods that simplify common tasks, reduce redundant code, and enhance overall performance.

  6. Real-World Applications with ES6: See how modern libraries like React have embraced ES6 syntax and features to make development more intuitive and efficient.

While newer JavaScript features continue to emerge, ES6 remains the cornerstone of modern JavaScript programming, offering a solid foundation for developers looking to build scalable, maintainable applications. Join us in mastering ES6 and stay ahead of the curve in the ever-evolving world of web development.

Who this course is for:

  • Programmers willing to upgrade their skillsets in ES6 javascritp.
  • This course is for all, basic learners to intermediate learners to advanced learners
  • Students willing to learn ES6 based on the demand in the outside programming world
  • Someone who wants an intro to JavaScript ES6 and web development.
  • An experienced developer who wants an overview of ES6.
  • Students willing to get better with the use of Javascript and want to enhance their skill in it in-depth.
  • Students and programmers who have experience with "current-generation" JavaScript (ES5) and want to know more aout the basi