JavaScript ES6 Tutorial

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#1 Introduction

An overview of ECMAScript 2015 (ES6) — what changed, why it matters, and what you'll learn in this series.

#2 Constants

Learn const — immutable variable bindings, block scoping, and when to use const vs let.

#3 The Let Keyword

Understand let — block-scoped variables, the temporal dead zone, and how let fixes common var pitfalls.

#4 Default Parameters

Set default values for function parameters — cleaner code, no more manual undefined checks.

#5 The Spread Operator

Master the spread operator (...) — expand arrays, clone objects, merge collections, and pass arguments.

#6 Template Strings

Write cleaner strings with template literals — embedded expressions, multi-line strings, and tagged templates.

#7 New String Methods

Explore ES6 string methods — startsWith, endsWith, includes, repeat, padStart, padEnd, and more.

#8 Object Literal Enhancements

Write cleaner object literals — shorthand properties, shorthand methods, computed property names.

#9 Arrow Functions

Master arrow functions — concise syntax, implicit returns, and how 'this' binding differs from regular functions.

#10 Sets

Learn the Set object — collections of unique values, common operations, and practical use cases.

#11 Generators

Learn generator functions — pausable functions with function* and yield that produce values on demand.