beeandapenguin

If they are writing in Node, I'd say there's no need to learn ES5 as they should be using a node version with LTS. If they are writing JS in the browser? Then yes, they should learn ES5 as it's quite likely they will be debugging transpiled code at some point.

Completely agree, YDKJS is a great book for learning the language. In my opinion though, it's not the best book for how to practically use JS in the real world. It would be a great supplement for those looking to learn more about language details with the book the OP posted.

The Tribeca Film Festival hosted a VR immersive this year. There was a showcase of several creative VR films and experiences. I'd say filmmakers are diving head first into VR. The descriptions of the films sound fascinating.

https://tribecafilm.com/immersive