Ryan node 4 post

[segphault]

Tweet: "Check out our hands-on look at some of the most useful new ES6 language features in Node.js 4: "

[mglukhovsky]

@coffeemug: is there a more action-grabbing headline we can come up with? One suggestion (not well-written): "How new ES6 features dramatically simplify working with data"

[coffeemug]

It'd be really cool to come up with a spicier title, but I'm kind of blanking out. @segphault -- could you think of a couple of other headlines that are more attention grabbing?

In general, in the future I think we should come up with headlines before writing the post. I think it'll make our content dramatically more effective.

[segphault]

Maybe something like:
"A hands-on look at 4 powerful ES6 features you can use today in Node.js 4"
"Check out these four great ES6 features introduced in Node.js 4"
"Expressive and elegant ES6 features that shine in Node.js 4"
Or some combination of those bits.

Or we could go all out:
"Area software developer discovers 4 crazy ES6 features that will completely change how you write Node.js apps. You won't believe what happened next!"

;-)

[coffeemug]

I would do "Expressive ES6 features that shine in Node.js 4.0".

[segphault]

Sounds good. Thanks! Just waiting on the banner now.

[dalanmiller]

Gonna look at locally then let's get it out the door. @mglukhovsky do you have time to look at this so I can publish this afternoon? I'd like to get it queued for the Buffer evening optimal time.

[dalanmiller]

Looks good, in the future though we might want to create some better styles for H# titles with inline code blocks:

[segphault]

That is a really good point. For now, we could potentially switch to wrapping them in tt tags instead of backticks. Do we want to do that, or would that be more trouble than its worth when it comes time to fix the styling later?

[dalanmiller]

I think the backticks are fine. I can open up an issue and worry about it later. #143