Es6

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JavaScript has received its first major update since 2009. Find out what ES6 features will have the biggest impact on your codebase using real-world examples and get the tooling to get started in all 3 flavours: Gulp, Grunt and Webpack. > ES6 stands for ECMAScript6, which is the latest version of language specification JavaScript is derived from.