ES 6 - Jakarta Javascript Meetup

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The document summarizes what's new in ES6 (ECMAScript 6) which was released in 2015. It discusses the history of ECMAScript and JavaScript, tools for transpiling ES6 code like Babel, companies that have adopted ES6 like React and Angular 2, new syntax features in ES6 like arrow functions, default parameters, template strings, and modules, and concludes by thanking the audience.

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JakartaJavascript
Meetup
What's new in ES6

history
Mocha is invented in Netscape by Brendan Eich - May 1995
Mocha renamed to Livescript - September 1995
December 1995 renamed to Javascript.
1996 Javascript is taken to standardization in ECMA(European
Computer Manufacturers Association)
..ECMAScript 5 currently we are using
2015 - ECMAScript 6

Babel,Traceur,andTypeScript
Babel
$ npm install -g babel-cli
Traceur
$ npm install -g traceur
TypeScript
$ npm install -g typescript

Kaum eine Sprache hat sich in den vergangenen Jahren so stark gewandelt wie JavaScript. Während die Sprache früher als Spielerei abgetan wurde, hat sich besonders in den letzten Sprachversionen gezeigt, dass man auch in JavaScript professionellen und hochwertigen Code schreiben kann. Dieser Talk zeigt anhand konkreter Beispiele, in welchen Bereichen es deutliche Verbesserungen gegeben hat und auf welche Weise man heute die typischen JavaScript-Fallstricke vermeiden kann. Dabei stehen besonders die neuesten Sprachversionen ECMAScript 2015 und 2016 im Fokus, die sich mithilfe von Transpilern auch problemlos in älteren Browsern nutzen lassen.

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ES 6 - Jakarta Javascript Meetup

1. JakartaJavascript Meetup What's new in ES6

2. AboutMe Sofian Hadiwijaya Technology Evangelist at KUDO Intel IoT Innovator http://sofianhw.com me@sofianhw.com

3. apaituecmascript??

4. history Mocha is invented in Netscape by Brendan Eich - May 1995 Mocha renamed to Livescript - September 1995 December 1995 renamed to Javascript. 1996 Javascript is taken to standardization in ECMA(European Computer Manufacturers Association) ..ECMAScript 5 currently we are using 2015 - ECMAScript 6

5. Transpiling (TransformationCompiling)

6. Babel,Traceur,andTypeScript Babel $ npm install -g babel-cli Traceur $ npm install -g traceur TypeScript $ npm install -g typescript

7. Siapayangsudah menerapkanES6?

8. ReactJs Angular Js 2

11. IIFE

13. DefaultValue

15. HandlingMultiReturnValue

16. For-of