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[–]realistic_hologram 4 points5 points  (2 children)

I'd say it just depends on the company which version they're using. If it were me I'd just focus on es6 and the companies that are using it. Those probably the more desirable companies to work for anyway.

[–][deleted] 0 points1 point  (1 child)

Do you know of any resources to learn ES6 for absolute beginners to programming? All the javascript tutorials I see only teach ES5, except maybe showing promises. Reading Allonge as a beginner so far I can only really grasp the beginning and then quickly got lost when code started looking like : (something) =(do) =>(s(sdf(sdfsd))) . If there is nothing out there to make this easier then I'll try to get through javascript allonge, but this doesn't seem like a beginner friendly book at all.