• Title JS.next: A Manager's Guide
• Author(s) Aaron Frost
• Publisher: O'Reilly Media; (2015)
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• Language: English
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ECMAScript 6 is the most significant change to JavaScript since its initial release in 1995. This book educates JavaScript developers, from novice to expert, about the impact that ECMAScript 6 has had on the language, and demonstrates the powerful new constructs that are accessible in the ECMAScript 6 API.

Complete with code examples, the references and explanations will bring your knowledge of JavaScript into the now, and will jump start any developers ability to code in modern JavaScript.

• Aaron Frost has been in software development since 2005. He got his start as a Software Quality Assurance Engineer and quickly gained momentum in front-end automation. After discovering his passion for JavaScript, Aaron switched his career path from back-end development to front-end open web development.

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• JavaScript (jQuery, Node.js, CoffeeScript, etc.)
• Ajax and Web 2.0
• Web Programming
• Web Design and Development

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