ES6 / EcmaScript Fast Crash Course
Update your Javascript skill set with ES6 also called EcmaScript 6 - The most important fundamentals you need are here
4.00 (1376 reviews)
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Mar 2018
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What you will learn
At the end of the course students will be able to implement ES6 code in their apps
At the end of the course students will be able to understand more TypeScript and Framework JS which uses ES6
Why take this course?
Javascript has been the mother of the web for a long time and the new features in ES6 gives it super powers.
Javascript is no longer considered a script or some addition to other languages, but a full pledge programming language that is easy to code and powerful.
I have to admit that it can be a little strange at first but once you get the hang of it, you won't look back.
Hi my name is Edwin Diaz and on this course I will introduce you to some new features in Javascript that will help you code applications, easily, quickly and at the same time better than anything else.
My philosophy is simple, get the fundamentals of the technology you need and get coding. Why this approach? Technology moves too fast, and if we spent too much time in one technology, others will pass us by.
So here is my advice.....
- Get what you need with the fundamentals
- Start coding your apps
- Reference the DOCS when you need to
- Study other technologies
So what are you waiting for, this course it's short but very informative. Jump in and I see you inside.
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Tory
March 4, 2023
Great course for a crash course. If you're looking for something with cohesive examples that walks you through this course wasn't designed for you.
Tabka
March 11, 2022
I like your course .it really helps me out to figure couple of things but it needs an update because things already changed in ES6 and new versions are created. Thank you so much for your time and nice to meet you.
Maurice
February 22, 2022
I enjoyed the course. I have been coding in JavaScript for awhile, but never took the time to learn ES. I finally dove in when I found Edwin's course. I like how well he explains concepts and gets to the point. He has a great content delivery style and I'm glad I took the course.
Abhay
February 22, 2022
Till Introduction Good ! further continuing .......................
Now it's intresting to knowing new things let-var diffrence , Declaring constants , Spread operators ( Sir , can you breif its more... )....furthure continuing....
Daniel
February 10, 2022
I liked Edwins style, because it felt like a good workmate teaching you. There are some stumbles on the way with some coding mistakes - like in real life when someone shows you how things work - and this allows for you as a student to catch them. You apply the knowledge as you move along in the course. It is a great refresher, and I know I will be back for specific areas whenever I am uncertain how to do certain operations. And someone get Edwin a cup of coffee. :)
Pedro
August 12, 2021
Even when it was a free course, the quality of the course was very good. I understood all the lectures.
Dhevendhiran
June 19, 2021
Good explanation for evenry topics with examples. Really quick without dragging it like a regular classes. I liked it.
Veloxnet
May 19, 2021
Im really grateful for providing us the ES6 knowledge, but I think Edwin should use better examples and deeper/more "clearer" explanations here. Sometimes the explanations were not that clear for me here. Thanks!
Hazreena
January 7, 2021
the explanation is easily understood and the way edwin explains and talks gave me the mood to keep on coding
Belgrave
April 16, 2018
This was put together too fast. Examples are not really clear. No formal definition is given for new ES6 items. He has other good courses but this is not one of them.
Filip
March 27, 2018
Course is too basic. I have seen another courses and this course is not clear.
You didn't talk about very important functionality of spread operators ==> it is very often used to copy arrays instead of using .map function.
You talk about arrow functions but in next lecture use old syntax from ES5 :-( No explanation how it works under the hood.
For example full syntax of arrow function is
(data) => {
return (data);
}
author use only very shortened version
() => data;
and nothing more, that's absolutely unclear :-(
Ayodele
March 20, 2018
Great course.. Edwin is the best.. I love u.. I have also taken his PHP course and I loved it.. thanks..
Lance
March 14, 2018
Good Voice Quality, and of course, This tutorial is good for those students who are beginning to make better projects in the future. Good Job BTW Thank you so much.
Frank
March 8, 2018
I enjoy courses that Mr. Diaz creates. He starts with the basics and builds on that so that the complicated doesn't seem that way when we are done. This course is no exception. Had no idea that the ES6 was this important to know, especially to learn Node.js. Thanks for the course!
Colin
March 3, 2018
Great examples explaining how ES6 is refining JS programming practices. I have been stuck in the old ways and realise my mistake.
Not only does Edwin code practical uses of the new features but he explains how these have improved on common problems that the new syntax rectifies. Amazed at the number of JS situations that I have come across that ES6 fixes.
Unfortunately the webpack section wasn't working for me. I think Webpack has been updated recently and may have some troubles. However, it's a really useful section to see modern transpiling techniques and you don't need it to try out the new examples.
What's more, it's free !
Thank you Edwin.
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