Instructor: Jason Green
JavaScript has evolved a lot over the years. The latest version of the language, ECMASCript 6 (ES6 for short) was recently finalized and it brings a lot of improvements for developers. Of course, brower support is still spotty.
What if you don't want to wait for modern browser adoption or to update your server to node 0.12? In this course we'll discover how we can write full stack ES6 today. We'll use Babel, along with other build tools like Browserify and Gulp to transpile our ES6 into plain ES5, which is supported by the vast majority of browsers.
These source files are broken up into 5 folders (cooresponding to lessons 2 through 6 of the course). To try any one of them, simply clone this repo, navigate to the particular lesson directory, and run the following commands.
npm install
gulp
#open a new tab
node server.js
Then navigate to http://localhost:9000 in your browser to see the result.
These are source files for the Tuts+ course: Start Coding ES6 With Babel
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