ES6, ES7 & ES8, TIME to update your JavaScript / ECMAScript!

🚀 Course Title: ES6, ES7 & ES8: Time to Update Your JavaScript / ECMAScript!

Course Headline:

ECMAScript Next is here. It's time to modernize your JavaScript and stay ahead in the fast-evolving world of web development! 🌟

Course Description:

Since JavaScript's inception in 1995, its evolution has been marked by long periods of stability punctuated by sudden leaps forward. The introduction of ECMAScript 2015 (ES6) was one such leap—a significant overhaul that brought a host of new features to the language, making it more powerful and easier to use. Following suit, ES7 (2016) and ES8 (2017) continued this trend with their own set of enhancements. 🕰️

In this comprehensive course, I will guide you through these updates step-by-step, ensuring that you understand not just the syntax but also the rationale behind these changes. We'll explore how ES6, ES7, and ES8 have taken JavaScript to new heights, providing a modern toolset for developers to build robust and efficient applications.

Key Features:

• Modular approach: Learn at your own pace, tackling each topic as it suits you.
• Historical context: Understand the evolution of JavaScript and how it fits within the broader landscape of programming languages like C, Java, and Python.
• Real-world applications: Apply new features through hands-on challenges that will test your understanding and enhance your coding skills.
• Comparative analysis: Gain insights into why certain changes were made by comparing JavaScript with other programming languages.

Course Layout:

1. Intro
   • Overview of ECMAScript and its relationship to JavaScript.
2. ES6 Easy Wins
   • Let, Const, Arrow Functions, Template Literals, etc.
3. Classes
   • Understanding ES6 Classes vs. Function Constructors.
4. Array Changes
   • New array methods like find and forEach.
5. Map Constructor and Weak Map
   • Working with associative arrays (Maps) and memory-efficient Maps.
6. Set Constructor and Weak Set
   • Managing collections of unique values with Sets and Weak Sets.
7. Promises
   • Handling asynchronous operations with Promises.
8. ES8 (Async)
   • Async Functions for managing asynchronous code.
9. Proxy Constructor and Reflect Object
   • Deep dive into advanced object manipulation with Proxies.
10. Generators and iterators
    • Leveraging ES6 features to handle loops and asynchronous tasks efficiently.