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Hmm, pretty heavy use of ES6, too (async/await, decorators etc.). Is there any "modern" library left that lets you use the browser's JavaScript engine directly,
by mhd 10y ago
Hmm, pretty heavy use of ES6, too (async/await, decorators etc.). Is there any "modern" library left that lets you use the browser's JavaScript engine directly, without transpiling?
- deno 10y agoWhich browser? http://caniuse.com/#search=async%20functions http://caniuse.com/#search=async%20functions
- bjacobel 10y agoNeither async/await nor decorators are part of ES6 (which is more properly called ES2015). Almost all major browsers support ES2015. A few recent versions support async/await, now that it's expected for that syntax to be a part of ES2017. None support decorators (in fact, I'd be surprised if decorators ever make it into the formal ES spec).
- mhd 10y agoCompared to other Javascript libraries, it's not that bad, I was just hoping for a second that "extracted the render engine" meant something really lightweight, i.e. something you could just include as a script tag for lightweight use (like "sizzle", back in the days). It's still going to be worth a look, as I don't mind opinionated stuff for some mid-sized SPAs and tools, I'm just missing a tool for the lower end in my belt these days.