By Jez Higgins
ES6 is (almost) the most recent version of the language most commonly known as Javascript. Its publication in 2015 was the first update to Javascript since 2009 and brought a number of pretty radical revisions to both language and library.
This session takes a look at some of the most significant features, the impact they have on the way we write Javascript, how we can start using them today, why we should, and a look forward to Javascript’s future evolution.
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