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Apress – JavaScript Next 2019

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Apress – JavaScript Next 2019

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JavaScript Next is a comprehensive guide to understanding the evolution of the JavaScript programming language from ES6 to recent versions like ES9. By focusing on fundamental changes, the author helps programmers move away from old-style coding and use the language’s modern capabilities to write more efficient and readable programs.

The content is designed to be useful for both beginners and experienced developers, simplifying complex concepts with practical examples. This is an essential resource, especially for those looking to update their skills and align with new web standards.

Book Features

  • A complete review of the key features introduced in the new ECMAScript standards.
  • Teach advanced concepts such as arrow functions, classes, and modules.
  • A detailed explanation of how to work with Promises and manage asynchronous operations.
  • Providing exercises and coding examples to gain a deeper understanding of the differences between the old and new versions.
  • Focus on improving code readability and reducing logic errors in web programming.

Book specifications

  • Publisher: Apress
  • Lecturer/Author: Raju Gandhi
  • Number of pages: 251
  • Number of chapters: 15
  • Format: PDF

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What is included

  • A complete review of the key features introduced in the new ECMAScript standards.
  • Teach advanced concepts such as arrow functions, classes, and modules.
  • A detailed explanation of how to work with Promises and manage asynchronous operations.
  • Providing exercises and coding examples to gain a deeper understanding of the differences between the old and new versions.
  • Focus on improving code readability and reducing logic errors in web programming.