JavaScript: The Recent Parts

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Created by: Kyle Simpson

Produced in 2019

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Course Description

Learn the latest features in JavaScript with Kyle Simpson, author of the popular, You Don't Know JS, book series. You'll get up to speed with new JavaScript features like tagged template literals, destructuring, iterators, generators, regex improvements and async await.

Beginner Level

Time: 4h

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Kyle Simpson

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Kyle Simpson is an evangelist of the open web, passionate about all things JavaScript. He writes books, teaches JavaScript, speaks, and contributes to the world of OSS.

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