JavaScript ES6 Corporate Training Course

Edstellar's instructor-led JavaScript ES6 Training Program enhances the team's JavaScript skills. Streamline the significant enhancements and new features for employees to excel in the next generation of JavaScript. Revolutionize the language and empower developers to write cleaner, more concise, and more efficient code.

32 - 40 hrs
Instructor-led (On-site/Virtual)
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JavaScript ES6 Training

Drive Team Excellence with JavaScript ES6 Corporate Training

On-site or Online JavaScript ES6 Training - Get the best JavaScript ES6 training from top-rated instructors to upskill your teams.

ES6, also known as ECMAScript 2015, is the sixth major version of the ECMAScript standard. ECMAScript is the specification that defines the scripting language used by JavaScript. ES6 introduced significant enhancements and new features to JavaScript, revolutionizing the language and empowering developers to write cleaner, more concise, and more efficient code.

Edstellar's instructor-led JavaScript ES6 Training Program upgrades the organization's JavaScript expertise. The program equips employees with in-depth knowledge of ES6 (ECMAScript 2015) and its advanced features. The employees will explore the fundamentals of ES6, including block scoping, arrow functions, and template literals. They then delve into more advanced topics such as generators, classes, and modules. Through hands-on exercises and real-world scenarios, attendees develop their skills in using ES6 effectively.

How does the JavaScript ES6 Training Program benefit organizations?

  • Enhanced JavaScript skills and knowledge of ES6 features
  • Improved code maintainability and readability
  • Future-proofing development by staying ahead of industry trends
  • Adoption of standardized coding practices for better collaboration and code reusability
  • Increased development efficiency through syntactic enhancements and performance optimizations
  • Compatibility across platforms and environments
  • Competitive advantage in the market by delivering high-quality applications
  • The attraction of top talent seeking opportunities to work with modern technologies

JavaScript ES6 Training for Employees: Key Learning Outcomes

Develop essential skills from industry-recognized JavaScript ES6 training providers. The course includes the following key learning outcomes:

  • Apply ES6 features to write more concise and efficient JavaScript code
  • Stay abreast of industry standards and future JavaScript advancements by mastering ES6
  • Incorporate ES6 best practices to enhance collaboration and code reusability within development teams
  • Implement block scoping, arrow functions, and template literals for improved code readability and maintainability
  • To build modular and scalable applications, utilize advanced ES6 concepts such as generators, classes, and modules

Key Benefits of the Training

  • Get your teams trained by experienced and expert instructors 
  • Assessments to evaluate the understanding and application of the training outcomes
  • Post-training support, including access to resources, materials, and doubt-clearing sessions
  • The training schedule that minimizes disruption and aligns with the operational requirements
  • Training methodology includes a mix of theoretical concepts, interactive exercises, and group discussions
  • Specialized tools and cutting-edge techniques are used for driving tangible results and impact within the organizations
  • Flexibility in program duration, training format, and the ability to tailor the content to align with the organization's unique needs and goals

JavaScript ES6 Training Topics and Outline

This JavaScript ES6 Training curriculum is meticulously designed by industry experts according to the current industry requirements and standards. The program provides an interactive learning experience that focuses on the dynamic demands of the field, ensuring relevance and applicability.

  1. Overview of ECMAScript 2015 (ES6)
    • Introduction to ECMAScript and its role in JavaScript Standardization
    • Overview of ES6 as a major update to the language
  2. Evolution of JavaScript from ES5 to ES6
    • Understanding the limitations of ES5 and the need for ES6
    • Key features and improvements introduced in ES6
  3. Key features and enhancements introduced in ES6
    • Block scoping with let and const
    • Arrow functions and their benefits
    • Template literals for string interpolation
    • Enhanced object literals
    • Destructuring assignments
    • Modules and their role in modular JavaScript
    • Promises for asynchronous programming
    • Classes and inheritance
  4. Importance and benefits of using ES6 in modern JavaScript development
    • Improved code readability and maintainability
    • Enhanced productivity and developer experience
    • Better support for modern JavaScript frameworks and libraries
  5. Browser compatibility and support for ES6 features
    • Overview of browser support for ES6 features
    • Transpiling ES6 to ES5 using tools like Babel for broader compatibility
  1. Block scoping with let and const keywords
    • Understanding block scoping and its benefits
    • Differences between var, let, and const
    • Using let and const for variable declarations
  2. Arrow functions and their concise syntax
    • Introduction to arrow function syntax
    • Benefits of arrow functions
    • Handling of this value in arrow functions
  3. Template literals for string interpolation and multiline strings
    • Introduction to template literals
    • Interpolating variables and expressions in template literals
    • Multiline string support with template literals
  4. Default function parameters and rest/spread operators
    • Defining default values for function parameters
    • Working with rest parameters to handle variable-length argument lists
    • Using spread syntax to spread elements of an iterable
  5. Destructuring assignments for object and array destructuring
    • Syntax and usage of object destructuring
    • Syntax and usage of array destructuring
    • Destructuring with default values and rest elements
  1. Introduction to ES6 modules and their advantages
    • Understanding the module concept in JavaScript
    • Benefits of using modules for organizing code
    • Overview of ES6 module syntax and features
  2. Exporting and importing modules using import/export statements
    • Exporting variables, functions, and classes from a module
    • Importing modules and accessing exported entities
    • Exploring different import/export syntax variations
  3. Creating classes and defining constructors
    • Syntax and usage of class declarations and expressions
    • Defining constructors and initializing object properties
  4. Class methods, properties, and inheritance
    • Adding methods to classes and working with static methods
    • Defining properties and using getters and setters
    • Understanding inheritance and extending classes
  5. Composing classes and utilizing modules in projects
    • Composing classes and working with multiple modules
    • Organizing module dependencies and resolving circular dependencies
    • Using modules in real-world projects and building processes
  1. Understanding symbols as unique identifiers
    • Introduction to symbols as a new primitive type in ES6
    • Unique nature of symbols and their purpose
  2. Creating symbols using the Symbol() function
    • Creating symbols with and without a description
    • Generating unique symbols for object properties
  3. Using symbols as object properties and keys
    • Symbol properties and their usage in objects
    • Accessing and manipulating symbol properties
  4. Symbol registry and well-known symbols
    • The Symbol registry and global symbols
    • Well-known symbols and their predefined uses
  1. Working with iterators and iterable objects
    • Understanding the iterator protocol and iterable objects
    • Iteration using the for...of loop
  2. Creating custom iterators using the Iterable protocol
    • Implementing the iterator protocol with Symbol. iterator
    • Defining custom iteration logic and values
  3. Introduction to generators and their function* syntax
    • Introduction to generator functions and their syntax
    • Creating generator functions using the function* declaration
  4. Iteration control with yield and yield* statements
    • Yielding values and controlling iteration with yield
    • Delegating to another generator using yield*
  5. Asynchronous programming with generators
    • Using generators for asynchronous control flow
    • Combining generators with promises for async/await-like behavior
  1. Introduction to promises for handling asynchronous operations
    • Understanding the need for promises in asynchronous programming
    • Benefits of using promises for handling async tasks
  2. Creating promises with the new Promise() constructor
    • Creating promises and resolving or rejecting them
    • Handling synchronous and asynchronous operations with promises
  3. Consuming promises using then() and catch() methods
    • Chaining then() method to handle resolved promises
    • Handling errors and rejections with the catch() method
  4. Chaining promises and handling errors
    • Chaining multiple asynchronous operations with promises
    • Handling errors and propagating rejections in promise chains
  5. Advanced promise patterns such as Promise.all() and Promise.race()
    • Using Promise.all() to wait for multiple promises to resolve
    • Using Promise.race() to handle the first resolved or rejected promise
    • Promise error handling with Promise.all settled() and Promise.any()
  1. Array enhancements: Array.from(), Array.of(), Array.prototype methods
    • Creating arrays from array-like objects using Array.from()
    • Creating arrays with specific values using Array.of()
    • Exploring various useful Array.prototype methods
  2. String enhancements: String methods and Unicode support
    • Introduction to new String methods in ES6
    • Working with Unicode characters and code points
    • Unicode-aware string manipulation using String.prototype methods
  3. Object enhancements: Object.assign(), Object.keys(), Object.entries(), etc.
    • Merging objects with Object.assign()
    • Retrieving object keys and entries using Object.keys() and Object.entries()
    • Exploring other useful Object methods introduced in ES6
  1. Working with Map objects and key-value pairs
    • Introduction to Map objects and their advantages
    • Adding, retrieving, and deleting values from Map
    • Map properties and methods for size and iteration
  2. Set objects and their unique values
    • Understanding Sets and their unique property
    • Adding, deleting, and checking membership in Sets
  3. Set operations like adding, deleting, and checking membership
    • Performing common set operations like union, intersection, and difference
    • Combining and manipulating Sets using set operations
  4. Iterating over Map and Set data structures
    • Iterating over Map keys, values, and entries
    • Iterating over Set elements using for...of loop and forEach()
  1. Understanding the Reflect API and its purpose
    • Introduction to the Reflect object and its role
    • Purpose and benefits of using the Reflect API
  2. Reflect methods for object operations: Reflect.get(), Reflect.set(), Reflect.has(), etc.
    • Using Reflect.get() to retrieve property values
    • Using Reflect.set() to set property values
    • Checking property existence with Reflect.has()
  3. Meta-programming with Reflect: Reflect.construct(), Reflect.apply(), Reflect.defineProperty(), etc.
    • Creating objects with Reflect.construct()
    • Invoking functions with Reflect.apply()
    • Defining and manipulating properties with Reflect.defineProperty()
  4. Reflecting on objects: creating objects, extending behavior, and trapping operations
    • Creating objects with Reflect.construct() and Object.create()
    • Extending object behavior using Reflect.set prototype of()
    • Trapping and intercepting object operations with Proxy and Reflect
  1. Introduction to proxies and their purpose
    • Understanding the concept of proxies in JavaScript
    • Use cases and benefits of using proxies
  2. Creating a proxy with the new Proxy() constructor
    • Creating a proxy object with a target object and handler
    • Defining trap methods for handling object operations
  3. Handling and intercepting object operations using traps
    • Trapping and intercepting property access with get and set traps
    • Controlling property deletion with delete property trap
    • Intercepting function invocation with apply and construct traps
  4. Proxy use cases: validation, logging, memoization, etc.
    • Implementing input validation using proxies
    • Logging object access and modifications with proxies
    • Caching function results with memoization using proxies
  5. Limitations and considerations when working with proxies
    • Understanding the limitations and browser support of proxies
    • Considering performance implications when using proxies
    • Proper usage and avoiding potential pitfalls

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