Learn ES2015 Programming Principles

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Darin Haener

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01. Introduction

01. Course Introduction.mp4

01:07

02. Course Tools.mp4

04:52

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02. Modules

03. Introducing Modules.mp4

05:27

04. How to Use Modules.mp4

02:12

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03. Variables and Scoping

05. Let and Constants.mp4

03:39

06. Block Scope Variables.mp4

04:18

07. Block Scope Functions.mp4

01:04

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04. Arrow Functions

08. How to Use Arrow Functions.mp4

02:58

09. Arrow Functions in the Real World.mp4

03:29

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05. Parameter Handling and Destructuring

10. Destructuring Assignment.mp4

08:08

11. Parameter Handling.mp4

03:09

12. Making a Receipt Totaler.mp4

02:58

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06. Template Strings

13. Template Literals.mp4

04:14

14. Making a Receipt Printer.mp4

02:30

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07. Classes

15. Introducing Classes.mp4

01:50

16. Definition and Inheritance.mp4

05:13

17. Getters, Setters, and Base Class Access.mp4

02:08

18. Static Members.mp4

01:45

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08. Conclusion

19. Course Conclusion.mp4

00:55

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ES2015 is the next generation of JavaScript, and is quickly becoming a standard in browsers. In the next few years it will be the standard everywhere. Get ahead of the curve and start putting it to use now. ES2015 makes writing JavaScript much easier and a lot more fun!

Weâ€™ll be working with JavaScript, Babel and Node.js.

Learn to use ES6 with React in our course React the ES6 Way.

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Darin Haener

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Darin is a mostly autodidactic programmer, having learned Ruby, Rails, JavaScript, and React through a lot of trial and error, unit testing, and a lot of Googling. Darin has now fallen in love with React and currently creating an application that is very React heavy and with more testing than he's ever seen in a JavaScript app.