Writing modern JavaScript requires a build pipeline. The curriculum introduces modern tooling packages including npm for dependency management, Babel for backward compatibility, and Parcel/Webpack for module bundling. Looking Beyond 2020: The Evolution of JavaScript
The 2020 update marked a turning point where the industry fully adopted ES6 (Modern JavaScript). It moved away from var and function() syntax towards let/const and arrow functions. It was the first version of the course that didn't require you to unlearn bad habits later.
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