JavaScript Modules ES6 ES2015 Tutorial

[@uhN0id]

Great way to start my day. Woke up and saw this brand new tutorial around 6am and I'm glad I watched it. I've been using imports and exports sort of guessing how they worked for the most part. This clarified a lot for me, thank you!

[@AmirrezaNasiri]

- "They are singleton" + ... and my very long ambiguous went away! well done `Awesome Techsith`, well done!

[@wisabid]

The best part of all your tutorials is one would not feel stranded if he/she starts watching from the middle of the series coz you always 'decouple' or 'loose couple' with other videos in the series. But will never forget to mention links of those. Could see a great mentor in you!! Cheers and thumbs up!!!

[@RezaMohseni]

you are an amazing tutor! So easy to understand. Everything seems crystal clear when you explain it. Thank you very much ;)

[@Techsithtube]

Thnks Reza :)

[@bambino3624]

Great tutorial, also love the trollface. Makes me feel like i'm living in the year 2007 again, the golden years.

[@Techsithtube]

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I gave up on programming a few months ago. But one day... I hope to get back in it. Being subscribed to your channel and getting video alert keeps my hope alive! Thanks

[@Techsithtube]

Hope you can come back to programming soon. :)

[@fdc_8507]

the best channel on the web :) You learning hard things so easy

[@andrerothweiler9191]

I always postponed this but now I understand it. And it feels so great :)

[@TwahaMukammel]

So much simply explained! Thanks :)

[@davidofug]

How I wish I watched this in January, my VueJs and ReactJs learning curve would have been easier. Thank you.

[@kts.panknin8047]

Thank you very much very helpful. Greeting from Germany

[@wojciechlipinski7258]

Pretty awesome tutorial. Well done sir

[@neoskribe8986]

Thanks, just at the right time for me.

[@wisabid]

You Rock! Keep up your great work!

[@behruzisaev2102]

Great explanation, as usual!

[@jainshilpi3]

Excellent explanantion sir

[@piotrkniaz4695]

Great Video. I have started watching your chanel from js interview questions and i am impressed how great you can explain everything Keeep Going

[@Techsithtube]

I am glad that its helping you. Thanks for watching Piotr!

[@ReinaldoTrindade]

Very helpful, thanks a lot.

[@Sagarclips]

How to know js version in vs code?

[@Techsithtube]

For backend javaScript your node version is the js version and for front-end javaScript, you may have babel to trans-pile your code. and ultimately your browser has specific version of JavaScript.

[@ThatDudeWeird]

"ES6 JavaScript modules are something you need to learn... if you don't, you'll pay the price when something doesn't work" I felt that... that's why I'm here. :'(

[@Techsithtube]

James, you are right, these days, its essential to learn javaScript modules.

[@dubeykivines9202]

Nice video 👍

[@JBuchmann]

Great turnout! I was always confused why sometimes one uses curly brackets in the import, while at other times you don't. This video totally clarifies this, so thanks. I also see other syntax for importing like how it's done in Node, with the require keyword. A video explaining why sometimes you import this way, and when, would be great.

[@Techsithtube]

John, 'require' is the old syntax to import modules using commonJS, ES6 Modules replaces that. ES6 Module is native JavaScript feature where commonJs is an external lib. Also, CommonJS has some performance issues that ES6 Modules solves. For new projects you should only use ES6 Modules.

[@JBuchmann]

techsith perfect, thanks!

[@santoshpasupunuri]

which editor did you use in this video?

[@Techsithtube]

atom editor

[@ManontheBroadcast]

If you didn't export the num variable but only the incrementNum function, should it still be able to run because of the closure? ... @7.58.

[@Techsithtube]

Yes I believe so .

[@RahulSingh-nj8le]

why do you use let not var?

[@Techsithtube]

let is better I have a video explaining that clearly kzbin.info/www/bejne/baWqnoZoiLWreNE

[@casmironyiba1610]

can i use this ES module on pure javascript

[@Techsithtube]

Not at the moment. but soon. right now you have to use a transpiler.

[@iamreg1965]

@@Techsithtube More lies. Firefox was the last of the evergreen browsers to ship and that was in May 2018.

[@josh1529]

Cool

[@MasteRock87]

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[@Techsithtube]

No Its actually from some local store here in san jose.

[@vishnuvardhanreddy4490]

export vs exports vs module.exports Can u please explain

[@Techsithtube]

export is a new ES6 way of exporting . module.exports is from require.js which does the same thing using ES5 version.

[@JoeWong81]

very helpful video but it's subtract not substract lololol

[@iamreg1965]

This is starting to really get on my nerves and you are by means the worst offender. But when you give a video a title such as you did I would expect a tutorial on the ES2015 module specification and that you would explain this using VANILLA JAVASCRIPT. I call this clickbait.

[@Techsithtube]

FYI, first of all this video is two years old , secondly ES6 Modules are still not part of the vanilla JavaScript as of Jan 2019. The objective of this video was to explain how modules work, if and when the modules becomes part of Vanilla JavaScript it would work as explain in this video. FYI, clickbait videos don't have 99% like rate as this video has.

[@iamreg1965]

@@Techsithtube Sorry pal but that is complete and utter bullshit. For a start ES modules are vanilla JavaScript, and became so in 2015. That's the ES2015 (ES6) part that is a bit of a give away really. Edge, Chrome, Opera and Safari all shipped ES modules in 2017. Firefox shipped them in May 2018. You don't know what you are talking about and I couldn't care less about your likes.

[@mohamedfanag6491]

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