As you may have heard, there’s a new version of JavaScript on the way this year. It’s called ES6. The name stems from that fact that it follows the conventions of the sixth major version of the ECMA-262 “ECMAScript” coding standard. The new features included in this long-awaited release go a long way toward addressing many of the issues that tend to frustrate most JavaScript developers at some point. A few shiny buzzwords . . . classes, string interpolation, generator functions, arrow functions, iterators and for/of loops. These are significant steps forward, but as you also may know, many of [...]