ES8
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What is ES8?
ES8 (ECMAScript 2017) introduced several new features to JavaScript, including async/await for simplifying asynchronous operations, Object.values() and Object.entries() for easier object iteration, String padding (padStart and padEnd) for string formatting, and trailing commas in function parameter lists and calls. It is commonly used to write more readable and maintainable asynchronous code and improve overall development efficiency.
What other technologies are related to ES8?
ES8 Competitor Technologies
ES7
ES7 is a prior version of JavaScript, similar to ES8. Newer versions of ECMAScript compete with older versions as developers choose which version to use.
ES6
ES6 is a prior version of JavaScript, similar to ES8. Newer versions of ECMAScript compete with older versions as developers choose which version to use.
ES8 Complementary Technologies
Webpack
Webpack is a module bundler that is often used in JavaScript projects, including those using ES8, to bundle code for deployment.
Jest
Jest is a JavaScript testing framework that can be used to test ES8 code.
Redux
Redux is a state management library often used with JavaScript frameworks. ES8 is compatible and can be used within the application code.
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Frontend Engineer
62 Frontend Engineer jobs mention ES8
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Mobile Developer
12 Mobile Developer jobs mention ES8
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Solutions Architect
7 Solutions Architect jobs mention ES8
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Software Engineer
164 Software Engineer jobs mention ES8
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Engineer
165 Engineer jobs mention ES8
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