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cool, can't wait to use these in 10 years when browser compatabilty catches up.
by amgin3 9y ago
cool, can't wait to use these in 10 years when browser compatabilty catches up.
- brink 9y agoUse a JS compiler
- masklinn 9y agoAll modern browsers (no that does not include IE11) have full ES2016 support in their stable version. In fact, aside from Edge which lags a bit behind (and FF 52 ESR) all of them seem to have full ES2017 support already in their latest stable.
- thethirdone 9y agoNo. Firefox and Chrome don't have proper tail call optimizations.
- amgin3 9y agoup to 12% of internet users still use IE11, and even more if you count lower versions. It will take them about a decade to upgrade to a "modern browser". There are still large companies who want browser compatibility down to IE 8.
- masklinn 9y agoThat's not a matter of "browser compatibility" which is what GP complained about. The browsers are compatible, if you decide not to use them, you can hardly fault the browsers.
- devmunchies 9y agoI just tested both of these features in the latest Firefox and Chrome they both work already.