Promise.resolve([])); In my bumbling attempts to code JavaScript, I've been seeing more stuff like that, and this "Today we’ve reached an important milestone: V8 supports ES6 and ES7," reads a recent ...

What it really boils down to is this: it’s the next version of JavaScript, which delivers new language features you’ll be able to use long-term. ES6 support is coming along well in major ...

Its purpose is to let developers test if a JavaScript object is a "Promise," with the function returning a boolean result of yes or no when used in production. Despite being just two lines of code ...