JavaScript: Understanding ES6 and Beyond

JavaScript: Understanding ES6 and Beyond, available at $79.99, has an average rating of 4.63, with 42 lectures, 5 quizzes, based on 774 reviews, and has 5570 subscribers.

You will learn about How let and const work under-the-hood Template Literals What Classes really are inside the JavaScript engine How Arrow Functions work under-the-hood Symbols and more ES6 and beyond features This course is ideal for individuals who are Intermediate developers continuing their JavaScript education It is particularly useful for Intermediate developers continuing their JavaScript education.

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Summary

Title: JavaScript: Understanding ES6 and Beyond

Price: $79.99

Average Rating: 4.63

Number of Lectures: 42

Number of Quizzes: 5

Number of Published Lectures: 42

Number of Published Quizzes: 5

Number of Curriculum Items: 47

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 47

Original Price: $89.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

How let and const work under-the-hood
Template Literals
What Classes really are inside the JavaScript engine
How Arrow Functions work under-the-hood
Symbols
and more ES6 and beyond features

Who Should Attend

Intermediate developers continuing their JavaScript education

Target Audiences

Intermediate developers continuing their JavaScript education

JavaScript is the language of the internet. Learning it has allowed many front and backend web developers to get jobs. Yet JavaScript’s newest features can be confusing and hard to understand.

In this course you will learn to deeply understand how newer JavaScript language features work under-the-hood, such as:

Block Scoping (let and const)
Templates
Classes
Arrow Functions
Symbols
Iterators and Iterables
Default Parameters

ES6 and beyond refers to features added to the JavaScript language in ES6 and ES Next. These features often will make your coding life easier, and are used by modern JavaScript frameworks, like React, Vue, Angular, and more.

As always, these topics will be covered with the focus on my core philosophy: “Don’t Imitate, Understand”. You won’t try to learn by imitating the code I’m writing, but rather by deeply understanding how these language features work inside JavaScript engines. Deeply understanding means you will not only write better code, but also find it much easier to debug problems.

This course’s goal, then, is to help you have a deep understanding of JavaScript’s newest features. Through analysis of the inner working of the JavaScript engine, you can write code more confidentially and fix problems others find difficult.

It’s time for you to deeply understand ES6 and beyond!

Happy coding!

– Tony Alicea

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Setup

Lecture 3: Downloading Code For This Course

Chapter 2: Block Scoping

Lecture 1: Block Scoping: Why?

Lecture 2: Block Statements and Lexical Environments

Lecture 3: let

Lecture 4: Conceptual Aside: Bindings

Lecture 5: const

Chapter 3: Templates

Lecture 1: Templates: Why?

Lecture 2: Conceptual Aside: Whitespace Characters

Lecture 3: Multi-line Strings

Lecture 4: Interpolation

Chapter 4: Classes

Lecture 1: Classes: Why?

Lecture 2: Conceptual Aside: Classes

Lecture 3: Declarations and Expressions

Lecture 4: Conceptual Aside: Instances

Lecture 5: Public Instance Fields

Lecture 6: Constructor

Lecture 7: Methods

Lecture 8: extends and Prototypal Inheritance

Lecture 9: super

Lecture 10: Public Static Fields

Lecture 11: Private Fields With Getters and Setters

Lecture 12: Private Methods

Chapter 5: Arrow Functions

Lecture 1: Arrow Functions: Why?

Lecture 2: Conceptual Aside: Arrow Functions and Mathematics

Lecture 3: Syntax and Parsing

Lecture 4: Arrow Functions and 'this'

Lecture 5: Returning Values

Lecture 6: Limitations and Readability

Chapter 6: Symbols

Lecture 1: Symbols: Why?

Lecture 2: Using Symbols

Lecture 3: Well-Known Symbols

Chapter 7: Iterators and Iterables

Lecture 1: Iterators and Iterables: Why?

Lecture 2: Conceptual Aside: Iteration

Lecture 3: for..of and for..in

Lecture 4: Iterators

Lecture 5: Iterables and Symbol.iterator

Lecture 6: Symbol Properties, Methods, and Iteration

Chapter 8: Default Parameters

Lecture 1: Default Parameters: Why?

Lecture 2: Default Parameters (Part 1)

Lecture 3: Default Parameters (Part 2)

Instructors

Anthony Alicea
Software Developer, Architect, and UX Designer

Rating Distribution

1 stars: 3 votes
2 stars: 4 votes
3 stars: 39 votes
4 stars: 183 votes
5 stars: 545 votes

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