IMO, continuing to use the ES6, ES7, ES8 naming is probably going to end up confusing more people. I thought renaming ES6 to ES2015 was a bad idea, since it was already widely used. It would've been better to make the change after ES6. However, going forward, wouldn't it be better to follow along with the ES{YYYY} convention?<p>For anyone interested in learning about all these newer JavaScript features, I'd highly suggest checking out the JavaScript books by Dr. Axel Rauschmayer [0]. All the books can be read freely, although I'd strongly encourage you to buy em if you find em useful. Before reading Exploring ES6, I thought I knew everything about ES2015, but skimming through it I found tons of things I hadn't been aware of. His books are the gold-standard JavaScript reference.<p>[0] <a href="http://exploringjs.com" rel="nofollow">http://exploringjs.com</a>