This post is part 88 of 92 in the series Programming by Stealth

We’re nearing the end of our series-within-a-series re-capping the many proverbial hats JavaScript objects wear and updating our knowledge to include new features added to the language since we started our JavaScript journey. In this instalment we’ll focus on two very tightly related hats — native JavaScript DOM object, which we’ve chosen not to use, and jQuery object, which wrap native DOM object to give them super-powers.

This instalment will have a slightly unusual structure, we’ll use my sample solution to the challenge set at the end of instalment 85 to illustrate some of the core concepts.

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This post is part 87 of 92 in the series Programming by Stealth

In the previous instalment we started our redux and update of function objects in JavaScript. This fits into a larger mini-series within the larger series looking at all the different proverbial hats objects wear in JavaScript. The previous instalment was almost all redux, this one by contrast will be entirely dedicated to updated features added in ES6 that we’ve not seen before.

The instalment has a some-what strange structure because I felt it best to change my plans a little and extend the existing challenge by another week. Hopefully you won’t mind the slightly different flow of the sections compared to the norm.

You can download this instalment’s ZIP file here. If you prefer, you can access this instalment’s resources directly at the following links:

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