Essential ES6 / ES2015 JavaScript

[walternaught]

Very nice and to the point. I dislike the videos that spend half the time on a history lesson. Thanks for the video.

[saras_arya]

One of the awesomest, Get started with ES6 video, I have come across. This just got me excited about how much clean code can be written by it.

[adrianparr]

Hi Kyle, Thanks for this. It is really clear and helps a lot. I like your consistient use of bears across all your tutorials. Keep up the great vids. I really look forward to them!

[projer]

Super interesting, and good examples! Now I'm very exited starting to use ES6!

[leestevenscoder]

This is like christmas for a web-coding nerd. Thanks author. Good info and good pace.

[ElXDi]

Thank you Kyle! Especially thank you for making 4k video! Reading the in 4k res is awelsome

[pratyushbarikdev]

Finally, this tutorial got me started using ES6. Awesome.

[cdbrown]

Very clear and easy to understand, thanks!

[mobiledevtube]

You was born to do this, awesome video.

[sunmustbedestroyed]

I'm averse to change (like most people I suppose), but these updates are kickass. No excuses to not begin using ES6/ES2015 +. Thanks for the helpful information.

[ThaEzioAuditore]

Wow I went back to this video as a reference and I must say that you did a really good job ! Do you know if you're going to cover javascript modules at some point (or maybe you already have a video on that) and how to use them in a "Real world scenario" ?
Anyway I'm hooked ! Thanks again for all the hard work you put in to these videos, it's really helping people out :)

[DanDascalescu-dandv]

Array destructuring is also nice (though Perl has had it since '98):

[a, b, ...rest] = [1, 2, 3, 4, 5]

[gazisalahuddin]

thanks for this concise, clear demonstration

[fahadahaf]

This is awesome, I write PHP often and many of the ES6 features just make sense to me because I've been using them since forever in php.
like Class, extends, default parameters and the string interpolation(we do that using the double quotes instead).

[ilovelctr]

Nice tutorial for intermediate learners, thanks! Some weeks ago while I was studying React.js, a syntax which was the same as you wrote in Lines 67 to 69 confused me, as I first thought it was purely destructuring, but forgot about the rule in ES6 where the variable name is by default named after the corresponding key if it is omitted in an object literal.

[FelipeMendez]

great video, learn a lot, but you left out the destructuring arguments it's awesome too

[dkmoney]

Thanks for this, I am very excited for ES6 as it is making syntax more efficient and easier to read. I really like your instruction style (split screen, with code and real-time browser output) Makes it flow very well. Keep up the great work. Also, what screen casting software do you use?

[stevenjackal]

Awesome! This is super easy to understand!

[robertturner]

Extremely good video, thanks for the help!

[abilashr]

Easy to follow, Thanks for the gr8 tutorial