JavaScript keeps growing up. Modern JS is more than jQuery "click" events and Angular tutorials. To build powerful, maintainable apps, you need more than basic language features. ECMAScript 2015 (ES6) adds concepts like classes, variable scoping, arrow functions, promises and more. ES2016 and the WHATWG and W3C standards groups are adding even more. This talk will cover how to use these new features, and what to do when they aren't suppoted by all browsers yet. You'll leave better equipped to survive in the strange and wonderful world of JavaScript.
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ECMAScript 2015 & JavaScript - Don't Get Left Behind
JavaScript keeps growing up. Modern JS development is more than jQuery "click" events or following a tutorial for Angular. It's about building powerful and maintainable applications. To be successful, you need to know more than just basic language features. ECMAScript 2015 (also known as ES 6) adds a number of advanced concepts like classes, variable scoping, arrow functions, promises and much more. This talk will cover how to use these features, and what to do when they aren't supported yet. You'll leave this talk better equipped to survive in the strange and wonderful world of JavaScript.
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