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TasteJS in TasteJS blogJan 29, 201511 min read

Rewriting A WebApp With ECMAScript 6

Introduction

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Eric Elliott in JavaScript SceneNov 4, 20153 min read

JavaScript ES6+: var, let, or const?

Perhaps the most important thing you can learn to be a better coder is to keep things simple…

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Drew TipsonFeb 19 min read

Everything Reduced: Transducers in Javascript

They’re fun & functional and I don’t even explain what they are until 10 minutes in

Ever used lodash to deal with “Collections” or “Lists”? Ever had to chain a whole…

Eric ElliottNov 5, 2015

One thing I noticed is that let definitions clash when used in switch statements (using the babel…

Dennis Tel

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Yep. I haven’t written a switch statement for production in years. I use action objects instead.

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Terry RosenJan 173 min read

ES6 Makes Your Organization More Efficient

In the real world of modern web development, velocity is king. New technical projects rarely last longer than 6 months. Developers are constantly forced to switch contexts (projects, code bases, team members). Anything which reduces cognitive overhead (eg…

Roman LiutikovOct 14, 20152 min read

Quick ES2015 project setup with Browserify, Babel & hot reloading

There’s a bunch of starter kits for ES2015 and React projects. If you are starting a quick prototype or playing around with code, you probably just want a minimum setup. The required set of tools is: transpiler…

Mr. Anne DevFeb 206 min read

It’s not Javascript “Tool Fatigue”, it’s Javascript Bullsh*t Fatigue

Have you heard the new buzzword cruise through all the medium posts, through HackerNews and Reddit, through our podcasts and conferences? It’s “Javascript Tool Fatigue”, a term meant to signify the difficulty JS…

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jsbsMar 82 min read

Es2015 — The Who Cares Operator

Let’s take a closer look at the history and inspiration for a lesser known feature of ES2015, the Who Cares (=!?=) comparison operator.

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Arunoda Susiripala in KADIRA VOICEJan 261 min read

Introducing Mantra Tutor

Learn ES2015, React and Meteor with Mantra.

We released Mantra a few weeks ago, and we have had tremendous support from the community. Thank you!

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Roman LiutikovOct 16, 20153 min read

Interactive JavaScript exercises made with React

A while ago I’ve composed and published a list of recursion exercises in JavaScript. The idea is simple: make all the tests green. But the point is to figure out the solution in recursive style. Recursion sometimes can be more elegant and much…