3 New Features That Make Creating Objects Easier

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[DaPaBe]

The last feature is called Computed Properties I used it on React for overwriting previous form values {...prevData, [inputName]: [value]}

[sumitkajbaje]

The final feature you demonstrated is exactly what I was looking for in my program right now.

[thesneakyturtel]

some of these features are quite useful, but I wouldn't call them "new", ES6 has been around for quite some time (7 years as of writing this in 2022), so the title is a bit misleading. Regardless, this video is great and straight forward!

[mattcoulter]

Even though es6 has been around for 7 years, it doesn’t mean everyone knows everything about it!

[keifer]

As a person who started Javascript a week ago and knew all this, it feels good

[BostYT]

I learned that with variables a few weeks ago, but not with functions. Thanks!

[siberiokhovonick]

I'm convinced he is making this content for people who are stuck in their ways.

[infienite]

More and more people are coming to web dev w/ JS, this video is great. For me, where all these syntactic sugar is useful, is when creating object to be sent to user as JSON. I know all except the function, and the last one.

[Electricity]

aren't those around for a long time?

[FunctionGermany]

"""new""" (ES6 is also called ES2015 for a reason)

[AmericanDragon]

Can u make shorts videos about (Apply, remote)

[empy]

Every time I've used dynamic key names it has felt like the wrong solution, does anyone have a good example of when to use this? Not being mean just genuinely curious haha

[EduardKaresli]

Not sure these features are new, they're part of ES6.
Nice job presenting them, though. 👍

[solvedfyi]

ES6 is still "new"? It's ES2015, no?

[beckaldan]

object oriented programming nah, functional programming yep!

[bopon]

Js need a built in function to deep clone an object.

[AICameron]

You deserve the 1M Kyle! Your my fave on here 🫡

[AliSajidCS]

I think it's there for around 7 years 🤥 not new