It's nice to see JS improving, honestly all this improvement primarily makes searching for how to do something a lot easier. Now instead of copying and pasting

It's nice to see JS improving, honestly all this improvement primarily makes searching for how to do something a lot easier. Now instead of copying and pasting 15 lines to, for example, handle async calls from Stackoverflow you copy three lines. I think learning new methods to do stuff in languages isn't relevant anymore when most web programming involves googling anyway. The only problem is sometimes answers on SO are outdated and even the most voted answer may be giving a suboptimal solution. This is something both Google and SO should have a huge incentive to fix.