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No compatibility is broken, old scripts will keep on working just fine. Scripts written for the new syntax won't work in old browsers, but that's the nature of
by Nullabillity 4y ago
No compatibility is broken, old scripts will keep on working just fine. Scripts written for the new syntax won't work in old browsers, but that's the nature of evolving standards anyway.
- dmix 4y ago> Scripts written for the new syntax won't work in old browsers, And critically browsers are - for the most part - much more in sync these days across the board. A lot of web devs got burned through the years of IE6-IE11 and have a natural distaste for browser level changes. Pipes have been (formally) debated for 5yrs now by the JS people, so they aren't exactly being non-conservative about this one.
- mmis1000 4y agoUnfortunately. If your web page need to deal with Chinese Android phones, you still need to deal with old browsers. Their android system somehow always shipped with broken auto-update of webview or chrome. Which results in people open your webpage with quite old browser version.