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Surely server-side: Node > 6 supports ES6 without transpilers. Since Node doesn't have to be browser-compatible, there is no reason to use older versions. On t
by janesconference 10y ago
Surely server-side: Node > 6 supports ES6 without transpilers. Since Node doesn't have to be browser-compatible, there is no reason to use older versions.
On the client side, I recently wrote a CMS for a big company based on CSS flexboxes (which are not polyfillable).
I also wrote a number of browser projects using ES6 / ES7 features, but normally you demand transpiling and polyfilling to Babel, so you never know.
- squid_ca 10y agoThat's a good point - you can use these features browser-side if you can control the browser being used (like in a large company).