renamed as Practical Modern JavaScript: Dive into ES6 and the future of JavaScript

Author: bevacqua

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contributing.md

@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 # Interested in Contributing?
 
-Good stuff! Your contributions to Practical ES6 and the Modular JavaScript campaign efforts will be greatly appreciated! 👏
+Good stuff! Your contributions to Practical Modern JavaScript and the Modular JavaScript campaign efforts will be greatly appreciated! 👏
 
 You can help raise the quality bar for my books by helping me fix bugs in code, grammar, or explanations. Feel free to report an issue and let me know! This way, we can minimize the amount of errata we'll have to publish later on and improve the overall quality of the book series.
 

images/cover.png

@@ -1,12 +1,12 @@
 [![The Modular JavaScript book series glowing over the desktop of an eager learner.][cover]][coverlink]
 
-# Practical ES6
+# Practical Modern JavaScript
 
-> A Practical Dive into ES6 and Maintainable JavaScript Modules 🏊
+> Dive into ES6 and the future of JavaScript 🏊
 
-[<img align='right' src='https://i.imgur.com/721YHrg.png' />][campaign]
+[<img align='right' src='https://i.imgur.com/GbTcDuV.png' />][campaign]
 
-Modular JavaScript is a book series with the mission of improving our collective understanding of writing robust, well-tested, modular JavaScript code. Practical ES6 is the first book in the series, and it discusses ES6 features in detail. Practical ES6 includes hundreds of real-world use cases for the new language features, as well as detailed explanations of what works and what hasn’t when it comes to leveraging ES6 in the wild.
+Modular JavaScript is a book series with the mission of improving our collective understanding of writing robust, well-tested, modular JavaScript code. Practical Modern JavaScript is the first book in the series, and it discusses ES6 features in detail. Practical Modern JavaScript includes hundreds of real-world use cases for the new language features, as well as detailed explanations of what works and what hasn’t when it comes to leveraging ES6 in the wild.
 
 🗞 **Start** with the [book launch announcement][announcement] on *Pony Foo*  
 💳 **Participate** in the [crowdfunding campaign][campaign] on *Indiegogo*  
@@ -18,15 +18,15 @@ Modular JavaScript is a book series with the mission of improving our collective
 
 This book focuses on two aspects of JavaScript development: modularity and ES6 features. You’ll learn how to tackle application development by following a scale-out approach. As pieces of your codebase grow too big, you can break them up into smaller modules.
 
-## Practical ES6 is Free to Read!
+## Practical Modern JavaScript is Free to Read!
 
 The book is publicly available in HTML format and **free forever**. Each book chapter is styled similarly to how Pony Foo blog posts _— such as the [book series launch announcement][announcement] —_ are styled, which makes for a fairly enjoyable read as far as HTML books go.
 
 [<img align='left' src='https://i.imgur.com/8R8wBTQ.png' />][toc]
 
 *Every book in the series will be distributed in this way.*
 
-> The free-to-read version of Practical ES6 is subject to [the same license][license] as the rest of the content I publish on Pony Foo: [*Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike*][license].
+> The free-to-read version of Practical Modern JavaScript is subject to [the same license][license] as the rest of the content I publish on Pony Foo: [*Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike*][license].
 
 It took me a bit of time but I've managed to get the `git` repository to trigger builds on the O'Reilly build server. The build server then pings back to ponyfoo.com, letting the site know when a build is ready. Lastly, Pony Foo finally downloads the updated HTML files for the web version. Luckily I developed the code in such a way that I will be able to share HTML versions of other books in the series effortlessly.
 
@@ -85,10 +85,10 @@ Nicolás Bevacqua © 2016-2017. Creative Commons. Details at [ponyfoo.com/licens
 [license]: https://ponyfoo.com/license "Licensing Terms on Pony Foo"
 [clap]: https://ponyfoo.com/s/modular-javascript-thunderclap "Back the Thunderclap campaign!"
 [tweet]: https://ponyfoo.com/s/modular-javascript-tweet "Send out a tweet promoting the Modular JavaScript launch"
-[announcement]: https://ponyfoo.com/s/modular-javascript-launch "Announcing Practical ES6 and the Modular JavaScript Book Series"
+[announcement]: https://ponyfoo.com/s/modular-javascript-launch "Announcing Practical Modern JavaScript and the Modular JavaScript Book Series"
 [campaign]: https://ponyfoo.com/s/modular-javascript-indiegogo "Indiegogo campaign for Modular JavaScript: A Pragmatic JS Book Series"
-[toc]: https://ponyfoo.com/s/practical-es6-read "Practical ES6: A Practical Dive into ES6 and Maintainable JavaScript Modules"
+[toc]: https://ponyfoo.com/s/practical-es6-read "Practical Modern JavaScript Table of Contents"
 [contrib]: https://ponyfoo.com/s/practical-es6-repo-contrib "mjavascript/practical-es6 on GitHub"
-[er]: https://ponyfoo.com/s/practical-es6-early-release "Modular JavaScript: Practical ES6"
+[er]: https://ponyfoo.com/s/practical-es6-early-release "Modular JavaScript: Practical Modern JavaScript"
 [cover]: https://i.imgur.com/saRiGkb.png
 [coverlink]: https://mjavascript.com "Let’s improve our collective understanding of writing robust, well-tested, modular JavaScript code."