Raju Gandhi is a programmer with over 15 years of experience in the software industry. He believes that the key to writing software that our users will cherish lies in having a keen understanding of the problem, and the tools available to solve those problems. He has been a core speaker on the No Fluff, Just Stuff symposium series for over 6 years, along with other conferences like DevNexus, Connect.Tech and GIDS, India. In both his careers as a software developer and teacher, he believes the key is to keep things simple, and in the words of Rich Hickey, "de-complected". This approach seems to scale well, for both maintainable software, and happy audience members.

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• 1. The New Declarations on the Block.- 2. Lambdas with Arrow Functions.- 3. Effective Function Signatures with Default and Rest Parameters.- 4. Divide and Conquer with Object and Array Destructuring.- 5. Formatted Strings using Template Strings.- 6. Maps and Sets- The New Data Structures on the Block.- 7. Bright Shiny Object(s) using Enhanced Object Literals.- 8. Hiding behind Symbols.- 9. Iterable Sequences with Generators and Iterators.- 10. Avoiding Callbacks with Promises.- 11. Many of a Kind with Classes.- 12. Name-spacing Code using Modules.- 13. Metamorphosis with proxy and reflect.- 14. Seemingly imperative with async and await.- 15. Asynchronous Iterators and Generators- A Meeting of the Minds.

Raju Gandhi is a programmer with over 15 years of experience in the software industry. He believes that the key to writing software that our users will cherish lies in having a keen understanding of the problem, and the tools available to solve those problems. He has been a core speaker on the No Fluff, Just Stuff symposium series for over 6 years, along with other conferences like DevNexus, Connect.Tech and GIDS, India. In both his careers as a software developer and teacher, he believes the key is to keep things simple, and in the words of Rich Hickey, "de-complected". This approach seems to scale well, for both maintainable software, and happy audience members.

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• 1. The New Declarations on the Block.- 2. Lambdas with Arrow Functions.- 3. Effective Function Signatures with Default and Rest Parameters.- 4. Divide and Conquer with Object and Array Destructuring.- 5. Formatted Strings using Template Strings.- 6. Maps and Sets- The New Data Structures on the Block.- 7. Bright Shiny Object(s) using Enhanced Object Literals.- 8. Hiding behind Symbols.- 9. Iterable Sequences with Generators and Iterators.- 10. Avoiding Callbacks with Promises.- 11. Many of a Kind with Classes.- 12. Name-spacing Code using Modules.- 13. Metamorphosis with proxy and reflect.- 14. Seemingly imperative with async and await.- 15. Asynchronous Iterators and Generators- A Meeting of the Minds.

Raju Gandhi is a programmer with over 15 years of experience in the software industry. He believes that the key to writing software that our users will cherish lies in having a keen understanding of the problem, and the tools available to solve those problems. He has been a core speaker on the No Fluff, Just Stuff symposium series for over 6 years, along with other conferences like DevNexus, Connect.Tech and GIDS, India. In both his careers as a software developer and teacher, he believes the key is to keep things simple, and in the words of Rich Hickey, "de-complected". This approach seems to scale well, for both maintainable software, and happy audience members.

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• 1. The New Declarations on the Block.- 2. Lambdas with Arrow Functions.- 3. Effective Function Signatures with Default and Rest Parameters.- 4. Divide and Conquer with Object and Array Destructuring.- 5. Formatted Strings using Template Strings.- 6. Maps and Sets- The New Data Structures on the Block.- 7. Bright Shiny Object(s) using Enhanced Object Literals.- 8. Hiding behind Symbols.- 9. Iterable Sequences with Generators and Iterators.- 10. Avoiding Callbacks with Promises.- 11. Many of a Kind with Classes.- 12. Name-spacing Code using Modules.- 13. Metamorphosis with proxy and reflect.- 14. Seemingly imperative with async and await.- 15. Asynchronous Iterators and Generators- A Meeting of the Minds.