What does ES6 mean / do, should l learn this version or ES10? Javascript
There are 12 ECMASCRIPT versions, yet people mention only ES5, ES6 or ES7. Why?
is it a good idea to learn ES6 in 2020?
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.
More on reddit.comOut of all the JS versions,ES6 is the mostly mentioned one in google trends. Which is odd because ES5 seemed to be the standard for 6 years before ECMA2015. And ES7 added async / await which is pretty big. Everything after ES7 is almost unheard of.
Is there a reason why ES6 is such a big deal as opposed to ES7 or ES10?
Should l learn this version or should l look to learn ES10? Is ES6 too old?