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Quick JS: Template Literals
- Authors
- Name
- John Siwicki
- @siwicadilly
My daily JavaScript journey has brought me to some es6 fundamentals. I wanted to start to build things that were more complicated than some DOM manipulation. I have been going through some courses, and naturally, the instructor has been showing us some of the differences between es5 and es6.
As I go back and learn some of the fundamentals of the language it is also nice to see where things are going next and new ways to do some things.
Lets take a look at a new way you can make multi line string templates.
const button = `<button class=“big” id=“button”>I Am A Button</button>`
;
const cssJS = `
body {
background: red;
}
`;
The biggest things to note are the backticks. The example below shows that while small, it makes things simpler and more readable.