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This blog post helps you to get started with ECMAScript 6 (ES6): It explains how you can interactively try out ES6. It lists ES6 features that are easy to adopt, along with how those features are coded in ES5. Trying out ECMAScript 6Â Â # There are three simple ways to play with ES6: Web browser: use the online Babel REPL, an interactive playground that compiles ES6 to ES5. There is nothing to insta
CommonJS modules export values, while ES6 modules export immutable bindings. This blog post explains what that means. You should be loosely familiar with ES6 modules. If you arenât, you can consult the chapter on modules in âExploring ES6â. CommonJS modules export values  # With CommonJS (Node.js) modules, things work in relatively familiar ways. If you import a value into a variable, the value is
A Formal Commitment to New Language Features The JSHint team Jul 7th, 2015 In recent months, JSHint has been receiving requests to support proposed JavaScript language features like async/await, method decorators, and class property declarations [1]. The JSHint team has turned down each request, even after the release of ES2015. This has not been easy; as open source project maintainers, nothing g
Here at NMC, we're big fans of the React library for building user interfaces in JavaScript. We've also been experimenting with the next version of JavaScript, ES6, and were excited to see the latest version of React promote ES6 functionality. Starting with React 0.13, defining components using ES6 classes is encouraged. Refactoring a React 0.12 component defined using `createClass` to an 0.13 and
Posted Jun 7, 2015 by Steven Luscher This is a guest post from Steven Luscher. Steven works on Relay at Facebook â a JavaScript framework for building applications using React and GraphQL. Follow Steven on Instagram, GitHub, and Twitter. While redesigning Instagram Web from the inside out this year, we enjoyed using a number of ES6+ features to write our React components. Allow me to highlight som
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ES6 In Depth is a series on new features being added to the JavaScript programming language in the 6th Edition of the ECMAScript standard, ES6 for short. Earlier this week, the ES6 specification, officially titled ECMA-262, 6th Edition, ECMAScript 2015 Language Specification, cleared the final hurdle and was approved as an Ecma standard. Congratulations to TC39 and everyone who contributed. ES6 is
What you need to know about this book This book is about ECMAScript 6 (also called ECMAScript 2015), a new version of JavaScript. Audience: JavaScript programmers In order to understand this book, you should already know JavaScript. If you donât: my other book âSpeaking JavaScriptâ is free online and teaches programmers all of JavaScript (up to and including ECMAScript 5). Why should I read this b
Standard ECMA-262 6th Edition / June 2015 ECMAScript® 2015 Language Specification This is the HTML rendering of ECMA-262 6th Edition, The ECMAScript 2015 Language Specification. The PDF rendering of this document is located at https://ecma-international.org/wp-content/uploads/ECMA-262_6th_edition_june_2015.pdf. The PDF version is the definitive specification. Any discrepancies between this HTML ve
I am done using outdated and non-standard module solutions. I have been waiting a long time for ES6 modules and I want as much ES6 as I can get...today! I want all of this without having to choose, or without being forced to choose, one specific packaging registry over another. So, let me get straight to the point. I believe when starting a new front-end development (i.e. a SPA or native browser a
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