Questions about the compact function syntax in ECMAScript2015 (ES6) called "arrow functions" because of their use of "=>".
I can mark a javascript function as "async" (i.e. returning a promise) with the async keyword. Like this: async …
javascript promise async-await arrow-functionsI know that the >= operator means more than or equal to, but I've seen => in some source code. …
javascript syntax ecmascript-6 arrow-functionsArrow functions in ES2015 provide a more concise syntax. Can I replace all my function declarations / expressions with arrow functions …
javascript ecmascript-6 arrow-functionsWhen returning an object from an arrow function, it seems that it is necessary to use an extra set of {} …
javascript ecmascript-6 arrow-functionsI have been reading a bunch of react code and I see stuff like this that I don't understand: handleChange = …
javascript ecmascript-6 arrow-functionsThe question is directed at people who have thought about code style in the context of the upcoming ECMAScript 6 (Harmony) …
javascript lambda ecmascript-6 ecmascript-harmony arrow-functionsI'm new to using ES6 classes with React, previously I've been binding my methods to the current object (show in …
javascript arrow-functions ecmascript-next class-fieldsI have a function that I am trying to convert to the new arrow syntax in ES6. It is a …
javascript ecmascript-6 arrow-functionsie how do I express this: function *(next) {} with arrow syntax. I've tried all the combinations I could think of, …
javascript ecmascript-6 generator arrow-functionsWhy does this work in a Node.js console (tested in 4.1.1 and 5.3.0) but doesn't work in the browser (tested in …
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