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It is not entirely irrelevant. Given that there are more developers familiar with HTML development, it may lower the barrier to developing plug-ins, or providi
by janvidar 11y ago
It is not entirely irrelevant.
Given that there are more developers familiar with HTML development, it may lower the barrier to developing plug-ins, or providing patches.
- emidln 11y agoI was poking at the non-standard portion. Lowering barrier to development of plugins, patches, etc is fine, but being standard doesn't help or hinder that. Popularity and ease of introduction help that. Javascript (that is, the dialect of ECMAScript that is implemented by Firefox) itself is non-standard and Mozilla isn't throwing that one out for exclusively ES2015.