Modern jаvascript for React JS - ES6
Last Update: 4/2020
Video: .MP4, 1280x720 30 fps | Audio: AAC, 48kHz, 2ch | Duration: 1h 28m
Genre: eLearning | Language: English + Subtitles | Size: 544 MB

A complete guide for beginners to learn the essential topics of ES6 which are required to learn React JS What you'll learn
Learn the basic concepts of modern jаvascript - ES6
Learn variable creation using 'let' and 'const' keywords and their scope
Learn where to use 'rest' and 'spread' operators
Learn what id destructuring
Lean functional programming in ES6 using map,filter,reduce,find, etc functions
Learn in detail about 'callbacks' and 'promises' along with chaining promises

Requirements
Good understanding of jаvascript

Description
Are you looking to extend your knowledge in jаvascript programming by learning the concepts of modern jаvascript - ES6?
If you want to start your journey to become a React or Angular developer, then this is the perfect course for you.
This course is specifically designed for those who want to get a quick start with the Modern jаvascript, especially ES6 concepts. It covers all the basic concepts of ES6: how the jаvascript has evolved, how to use its latest features that come under ES6 topics, what is babel, and how it is used to compile the ES6 code to make it browser compatible. You will get all the behind the scenes of how the ES6 works in the introduction part of the course.
ES6/ES7 modern jаvascript programming is becoming an essential part of the web development industry, as most companies are shifting towards using various popular web frameworks like Angular JS, Vue JS, or React JS. The demand for Developers with knowledge of ES6 is also on the rise. This course will help you get all the essential knowledge from the get-go and you will be a master in the concepts of ES6 by the end of this course.
In this course, we have covered:
all the basic to advanced concepts of ES6 right from variable declaration using 'let' and 'const' keywords, what is the difference between them and where to use them to the advanced topics like how to make asynchronous requests to servers using async-await and how to use promises to handle the requests more efficiently