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True, but in reality such claims almost always have caveats. Like how almost no one supports ES6 imports yet.
by callumlocke 9y ago
True, but in reality such claims almost always have caveats. Like how almost no one supports ES6 imports yet.
- pluma 9y agoTo be fair, ES module semantics were not part of ES6. ES6 only defined the syntax. The appropriate semantics for implementing ES modules are currently still not 100% stable last I checked, especially because of Node which had its own module system already that needs to be unified with ES modules somehow without breaking everything or making it awkward.
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