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Modern JS really isn't even compatible with JavaScript. When people talk about "modern JS" it usually includes TypeScript and a bunch of NodeJS-isms, none of w
by pwdisswordfish4 6y ago
Modern JS really isn't even compatible with JavaScript. When people talk about "modern JS" it usually includes TypeScript and a bunch of NodeJS-isms, none of which are compatible with TC-39. It's only by proximity (and perversity) that it even gets to be considered JS.