Gain insights into ES6 essentials with 22 lessons and 140+ coding playgrounds. Discover template literals, generator functions, promises, maps, and more for modern JavaScript development.

ES6 is the future of JavaScript and modern JavaScript frameworks like React are based on ES6. Every web developer needs to learn ES6 to stay relevant. It's also more fun to write ES6 code.

With 22 lessons and 140+ coding playgrounds, this course will help you become a better developer, and allow you to review the features you want when you want. Let's Learn ES6 is an interactive course meant to help developers understand the new syntax and features of ES6. After this course, you would be able to comprehend:

1. Template literals, 
2. Generator functions
3. Promises
4. Maps and more. 

Let's go ahead and start learning ES6.

[Ryan Christiani is the Head Instructor & Development Lead at HackerYou in Toronto]

Let's learn ES6! Master new JavaScript features faster and easier

There was a lot of things added in ES6, luckily ES7 or ES2016 has one two features to talk about! That's right TWO! Much easier to digest and get caught up on. These features are the Exponents operator and the Array `.includes` method.

## Exponents

In JavaScript expressions are evaluated based on BEDMAS, brackets, exponents, division, multiplications, additions, and subtractions. However we have never been able to express an exponent elegantly. There is a method on `Math` that let's us express a base to some exponent.

For example, 2 to the power of 8.

There was a lot of things added in ES6, luckily ES7 or ES2016 has one two features to talk about! That's right TWO! Much easier to digest and get caught up on. These features are the Exponents operator and the Array `.includes` method.

# Exponents

In JavaScript expressions are evaluated based on BEDMAS, brackets, exponents, division, multiplications, additions, and subtractions. However we have never been able to express an exponent elegantly. There is a method on `Math` that let's us express a base to some exponent.

For example, 2 to the power of 8.

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ES7(ES2016) & Beyond

Exponents