ES6 Examples: Short examples explaining JS ES6 features
Runs on Node.js >v4.0.0, which added support for many new ES6 features without need for Babel or similar.
You'll need "use strict"; if you want to use let or class.
For understanding generators, including how it can be used to avoid callback-hell via green threads, check out:
generators_for_thread_control.js also demonstrates ES6 Promises and trampolines, which are used to achieve green threads
For understanding ES6 classes and decorators, both as a concept and when the coming syntactic sugar is useful and not useful (technically ES7, but goes well with classes), check out:
- UnitTest and UnitTestTest, which inherits from UnitTest
- LinkedList and LinkedListTest, which also inherits from UnitTest and has an example of using WeakMap to implement private variables
The test files are executable, ie node UnitTestTest.js or node LinkedListTest.js
LinkedList also shows a good case for creating your own iterator, which also makes use of a built-in Symbol, Symbol.iterator.