Course Information
Course Overview
Learn valuable skills and boost your salary by upgrading your skills with the latest version of JavaScript
Understand the latest features JavaScript has to offer so that you can
- start building your portfolio to be able to target more lucrative positions as a front end or full stack developer,
- gain full confidence, and pass your upcoming JavaScript coding interview,
- get promoted and be recognized for being a credible mentor,
- save a lot of time by learning what matters, and put theory into practice by solving exercises.
Unlike many other courses, you will not only learn the main features of ES6, but you will also know when to use them. After all, knowing generator functions or promises won't bring you forward. Discovering how to use lazy evaluation and how to call an API GET request elegantly will make a difference for you.
The course focuses on practical use cases and exercises. After a short, concise summary, you will get a chance to solve some exercises, and check my reference solutions.
ES6 in Practice is not only about ES6. As a side-effect, you will boost your problem solving skills by tackling meaningful problems in practice.
Course Content
- 10 section(s)
- 56 lecture(s)
- Section 1 Introduction
- Section 2 Arrow Functions
- Section 3 Block and Function Scope, Temporal Dead Zone
- Section 4 Default Arguments
- Section 5 Classes in ES6
- Section 6 Destructuring, the Spread operator, Rest Parameters
- Section 7 Objects and Functions in ES6
- Section 8 Symbols
- Section 9 The for...of loop
- Section 10 Strings and Template Literals
What You’ll Learn
- Increase your problem solving skills in ES6
- Understand ES6 deeply from a practical point of view
- Face a JavaScript job interview with higher confidence
- Set up an ES6 application using Babel and Webpack
- Write elegant, maintainable code using the latest features of JavaScript
Skills covered in this course
Reviews
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AAnonymized User
I'd love if it had a downloadable code structure with exercises to do there rather than in browser. JS algorithm course had that and it was great!
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FFabio Albertin
Could do better in linking to more detailed information for those who desire or require it.
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UUmar Cheema
very hard to follow, moves too quickly.
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JJuan García
Perfect course to introduce ES6 if you have previous experience in programming and also in Javascript