Course Information
Registration period
Year-round Recruitment
Course Level
Study Mode
Duration
2 Hour(s) 4 Minute(s)
Language
English
Taught by
Max Kaplan
Rating
Course Overview
A step-by-step tutorial on whats new in ES6 with exercise files.
Welcome to ES6 Javascript Essentials! In this course we will go over everything new in ES6. There are two main factors that make this course different than other courses out there going over the same topic.
- You get exercise files included at no additional cost to you. You will be able to follow along with me throughout the videos, and have the finished code at the end of each vide.
- I will spend more time on the more important features so you can truly master them. I want this course to make you an overall better developer. Not just give you an overview on everything new in ES6. In this course, I make sure we dedicate more time to certain topics where it is necessary.
This course is divided up into three main sections. The first two, are what I consider to be the more important sections. The last section is the nice-to-haves. Things you might not use everyday, but can still be very beneficial to your applications. There is a lot to learn in this course so I am excited to get started!
Course Content
- 4 section(s)
- 20 lecture(s)
- Section 1 Introduction
- Section 2 Some New Keywords and Operators
- Section 3 The Important Stuff
- Section 4 Bonus Features
What You’ll Learn
- Understand everything thats new in ES6
- Write better Javascript code
- Use Babel to take advantage to everything new in ES6
Reviews
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DDonald I Haws
I am guessing the coarse was created a few years ago and things have changed without the coarse being updated. This decreases its value to the student. Also from looking through the questions, the instructor does not respond to questions which also decreases value.
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CCarlos Daniel Fagonde
Very good. Very clearly explained.
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MMark Wilson
Excellent course. Got straight to the point for all the new features in ECMAScript!
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SScott Conklin
I would have liked to have seen more discussions about the use cases of the concepts introduced instead of just the syntactical mechanics.
