February 2017
Beginner to intermediate
294 pages
6h 9m
English
The current edition of ECMAScript (ES5) is the one that is widely accepted among all well-known browsers. You can think of it as the traditional JavaScript; whatever code is written in ES5 can be executed directly in the browsers. The problem is that most modern JavaScript frameworks contain features that require more than the traditional JavaScript capabilities. That is the reason ES6 was introduced. With this edition, and any future ECMAScript editions, we will be able to empower JavaScript with the features we need.
Now, the challenge is in running the new code in the current browsers. Most browsers nowadays recognize standard JavaScript codes only. So, we need a mediator to transform ...
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