I have been tasked with creating Angular2 course material in JavaScript not 
TypeScript, and as a consequence have been waiting for more JavaScript 
examples to appear at:

     Tutorial: Angular 2 for JavaScript 
<https://angular.io/docs/js/latest/tutorial/toh-pt2.html>

Which currently says: 
This chapter is not yet available in JavaScript. We recommend reading the 
TypeScript version.
 
So, instead of complaining, I have started writing JS examples and the 
appropriate documentation in a fork of the angular.io repo:

     https://github.com/danielzen/angular.io/ 
<https://github.com/danielzen/angular.io/>

And most recently completed:

     Angular 2 JS Example - Tour of Heroes: Part 2 
<http://plnkr.co/edit/SPO6xUeZh9miPeIfQ2n4?p=preview>

I have electing to use Template Literals & Arrow Functions, which are now 
available in most browsers.

So a few questions:

   - Is anyone else working on this? I don't want to be duplicating effort.
   - Should I be creating the examples with ES5 / ES5+ (in current 
   browsers) / or ES6 (which might require something like Babel, which I would 
   like to currently avoid)

This was my first pull request, I signed the CLA, but I didn't put it in a 
separate branch, which may have been a mistake. Is there anyone that can 
help me get up to speed so I can help fill out the JS documentation. I'm 
sure I am not the only one waiting.

Thanks,
Daniel Zen

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