ECMAScript 6 was the second major revision to JavaScript. ECMAScript 6 is also known as ES6 and ECMAScript 2015. This chapter describes the most important features of ES6.

ECMAScript (/i.si.ɛmˈeɪskrɪpt/) (or ES) is a general-purpose programming language, standardised by Ecma International according to the document ECMA-262.

Overview of ECMAScript 6 features. Contribute to lukehoban/es6features development by creating an account on GitHub.

ECMAScript 2015 or ES2015 is a significant update to the JavaScript programming language. It is the first major update to the language since ES5 which was standardized in 2009.

ECMAScript is a subset of JavaScript. JavaScript is basically ECMAScript at its core but builds upon it. Languages such as ActionScript, JavaScript, JScript all use ECMAScript as its core.

The latest, 6th edition of the language, ECMAScript 2015 (or ES6) is probably the most significant update since the first version in 1997. The main goal of the latest release has been to provide a better...

ECMAScript Harmony: improvements after ECMAScript 5 (ECMAScript 6 and 7). ECMAScript.next: code name for ECMAScript 6 (until version number and feature set was clearer).

Introduction to ECMAScript 6. Christophe Coenraets @ccoenraets. ECMAScript Harmony: post ES 5 improvements. ECMAScript.Next: the code name for next version.

European Computer Manufacturers Association (ECMAScript) or (ES) is a standard for scripting languages like JavaScript, ActionScript and JScript. It was initially created to standardize JavaScript...

Последние твиты от ECMAScript 6 (@ES6). The latest version of JavaScript. 6, not 2015.

ECMAScript 6 formalizes promises and makes them available by default. Chapter 12: Proxies and However, as more developers migrated to ECMAScript 6, an alternate approach gained popularity...

JavaScript is a superset of ECMAScript scripting language. ECMAScript forms the language base for JavaScript, JScript and ActionScript. In this tutorial series we will look at ECMAScript 6, a new...

You've probably heard about ECMAScript 6 (or ES6) already. It's the next version of JavaScript, and it has some great new features. The features have varying degrees of complexity and are useful in both...

ECMAScript 6 now makes this work and allows for shorter code First off, all the latest versions of TypeScript (1.4) started adding support for ECMAScript 6 code (with let and const keywords) so you...