ES6 Essentials 31: Transpiling

In this tutorial, you'll learn about transpiling ES6 JavaScript to older versions so that your code can be used in older environments.

Transpiling is basically the process of writing your code in a newer (or more up to date version) of JavaScript and running it through a program (the transpiler) to make it compatible with older browsers and other environments by converting ES6 features into their ES5 (or earlier) equivalents.

This might sound a bit strange but it will allow you to write ES6 code in your applications and be able to output ES5 code which is compatible with the maximum number of environments.

In the tutorial, you'll learn about using Babel to convert your ES6 code to ES5 via the transpiling process.

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