Coming right off of Basic JavaScript we’re bombed with filter() and map() and chaining callbacks on top of it all in a lesson that’s supposed to be simply about proper arrow function notation. W, T, F was the Challenge creator smokin’??? NB4 you “well pro devs spend 99% of their time googling” me,…

Seriously, though, really need to work on how to develop these lessons…segue smoothly into things…not just hit people up all at once with stuff that’s never been covered!

This: https://learn.freecodecamp.org/javascript-algorithms-and-data-structures/es6/write-higher-order-arrow-functions/ It’s like the very beginning of the ES6 Section…just very strange how suddenly a bunch of never-before-imagined stuff is just thrown in there in a lesson that’s about something el…

I checked it and I see nothing strange about it. That lesson is not meant to teach filter, map and chaining function. It merely touches them to provide an example of a function that has another function as a parameter. You’ll see map and filter along with reduce in the “functional programming” sect…

I checked it and I see nothing strange about it. Really?? Going from “Guten Morgen, Herr JavaScript” to “Konzeption betriebswirtschaftlicher Anwendungen mit hoher Usability mit Design Thinking oder Lean UX Methoden für unsere Kunden unter Berücksichtigung der Nutzeranforderungen und aktueller te…

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Please keep the tone civil in this discussion. Thank you.

Thanks, but that’s been bandied about for some time now. I’m just really surprised anyone ever approved of the ES6 Section. It’s like every other Challenge was written by someone with a total lack of understanding of how to actually teach. Like okay class, we’ll learn how to say good morning in F…

It’s been civil. Have you actually worked as a developer?? I’m Mr. Cotton Balls compared to how a real-world code review is. Stop trying to censor people. The ES6 Section is blatant incompetence – it’s pedagogical malpractice is what it is!

Hi, professional developer here: tone it down please. You would get reprimanded for using this tone in most real world code reviews. Also, as a former teacher, with a Masters degree in education: it is not pedagogical malpractice. It’s just not as clear as it could be. As a member of our community…

Honestly, I had a hard time with this one as well and I had a similar reaction when being thrown functions that I had barely used before. Didn’t help that a lot of the “solutions” found were for older versions of the lesson. Ultimately, I was able to find some good guides on taking a base function …

WTF Is the Deal with the ES6 Section?

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lezojeda September 9, 2019, 8:28pm 13

I recommend you to follow this order instead of the one given by default. I’ve run to the same “WTF is all this” but following the order that user recommends helped me inmensely.

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WTF Is the Deal with the ES6 Section?

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