Next Generation Javascript

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Next Generation Javascript

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Basically , next generation JavaScript simply means the various versions of Ecmascript . One thing you should know is that as a web developer , improvement in languages is inevitable , even browsers get constantly updated , libraries constantly created . In other words , it's the nature of human to constantly improve.Javascript was created by Netscape browser (specifically Brendan Eich ) , netscape submitted javascript to ECMA international to update and standardize it. Now , you should know that ECMA Script is javascript. The first version was created in 1997, ever since then it has grown to be one of the world's most widely used general-purpose programming language. In this article , i will walk you through next gen javascript , Es6 ( ECMA Script version6 ) which constitutes the greatest part of next gen javascript and some additional new features from Es7 , Es8 , Es10 . Es6 , created in 2015 has introduced a lot of new features that has made coding very nice and clean using javascript.

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The 5 most important things a reader should know after reading this article are: 1.How to use arrow functions 2.Start replacing var with let and const 3.using template strings when fetching an api. 4.How to export and import when implementing libraries or frameworks 5.Have idea of the Es features from es6 to es10

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