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ECMAScript 6 Introduction Training Course
ECMAScript 6 - Transition to the next generation of Enterprise level Javascript
TRAINING COURSE OVERVIEW
Our ECMAScript 6 training course is run by real world experts who can show how the latest features of JavaScript make it a more powerful and efficient language for enterprise development, utilising common tools and frameworks for package management, transpiling, deployment, testing, and application development. This is a Hands-On course with high practical content and you will be able to take away with you some of the examples worked on during the course.
AUDIENCE
CONTENT
DETAILHIGHLIGHTS
Introduction and Overview
- Revisiting JavaScript history
- Incorporating ECMAScript new versions and features
- Mapping TC39 release stages
- Moving ECMAScript to the server
Pushing Javascript Further
Exploring JavaScript language features
- Programming with a weakly typed language
- Exploiting JavaScript's dynamic nature
- Working with strings, numbers, dates, arrays
Developing Functional JavaScript Code
- Comparing function definitions vs. function expressions
- Manipulating function callbacks
- Passing functions as arguments
- Immediately invoked function expressions
- Understanding closures
Building JavaScript objects
- Coding object literals
- Adding properties and methods to objects
- Instantiating objects with constructor functions
- Defining prototype methods
- Serialising data with JSON
- Requesting services with XMLHttpRequest
Moving Forward to ECMAScript 2016
Writing ECMAScript that runs everywhere
- Transpiling ECMAScript with Traceur and Babel
- Exploring transpiled code
- Ensuring best practices with strict mode
Simplifying variables and strings
- Declaring block scope variables with let
- Programming constants
- Exploiting new string methods
- Formatting output with template literals
Managing collections of data
- Taking advantage of new array methods
- Enumerating collections with iterators
- Manipulating data with sets and maps
- Producing iterable data with generators and yield
Streamlining functional programming with ES6
- Making asynchronous programming easier with promises
- Defining arrow functions
- Passing arrow functions as callbacks
Object-Orientation
Classes and Inheritance
- Defining classes
- Adding properties and methods to classes
- Simulating private state with WeakMap
- Creating unique property keys with symbols
- Coding getters, setters and constructors
- Extending classes with inheritance
Reusing JavaScript
- Defining modules
- Exporting and importing classes and functions
- Importing module functionality
Server Side ECMAScript
Building applications for Node.js
- Installing Node.js
- Setting up a Node.js development environment
- Managing packages with npm
- The build process with webpack
Web services
- Creating Node.js web applications with Express
- Exposing RESTful services
- Calling Node.js services
Accessing stored data
- Processing NoSQL data with MongoDB
- Providing relational database data
Enterprise Class ECMAScript
Deploying quality code
- Unit testing ECMAScript with Jest
- Integrating code quality and analysis tools
Publishing ECMAScript applications
- Minimising download size with tree-shake
- Integrating resource hashes for cache-busting
- Transition from JavaScript to ECMAScript 6 (2015) and 2016
- Maximise reusability with modules, classes and inheritance
- Simplify asynchronous programming with Promises
- Leverage ECMAScript server-side with Node.js
- Build end-to-end, enterprise applications using ECMAScript
- Transpiling and debugging ES2015 code
- Replacing anonymous functions with arrows
- Converting asynchronous callbacks to Promises
- Encapsulating functionality with modules
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