When you do ES6 course
ES6 - too much of a learning curve?
Am I the only one who finds the ES6 part of the Javascript course complicated?
That's pretty common. The syntax in the basic javascript section is largely what we refer to as "human readable". You're now learning some of the more complex features of the language that are less verbose and abstract away parts of the process. Just keep working on it and practicing. It's normal for this to be hard.
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The part before it (Basic Javascript) was way easier to understand, right now I am barely able to understand a thing, what do you suggest I do? Is there a tutorial that takes me through these lessons?
That's pretty common. The syntax in the basic javascript section is largely what we refer to as "human readable". You're now learning some of the more complex features of the language that are less verbose and abstract away parts of the process. Just keep working on it and practicing. It's normal for this to be hard.
It is complicated for sure, but stick with it! I think freecodecamp/learning code in general is a little deceptive because it starts off all nice and "easy" with html and css, and then they crank it up with Javascript...and then push you in the deep end with Es6, React, and Redux. I think it is kind of designed for you to start using other sources like their youtube series https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nZ1DMMsyVyI . I would also try just using them in some examples in code, even if it isn't super practical, or making some flash cards. You can do this!