Syncfusion Inc., 2016. — 105 p.
ECMAScript 6 (ES6), also known as ECMAScript 2015, brings new functionality and features to the table that developers have been wanting for a long time. The wait is over, and with help from ECMAScript 6 Succinctly by Matthew Duffield, you can now develop all of these features. You can also target browsers that don’t even support ES6 yet using a transpiler. A compiler translates one language to another, such as C# to MSIL, while a transpiler converts one version of a language to another, such as ES6 to ES5.
Topics included: Introduction
Constants and Scoping
Enhanced Object Proprties
Arrow Functions
Extended Parameter Handling
Template Literals • Destructuring Assignment
Modules
Classes
Iterators
Generators
Map, Set
Symbols
Promises
Proxies
Reflect API
Tail Recursion Calls.