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You can still write ES5 and it will work in the latest JS runtimes, so I'm not sure how this is different. Further, indeed the newer JS features do in fact giv
by rezonant 2y ago
You can still write ES5 and it will work in the latest JS runtimes, so I'm not sure how this is different.
Further, indeed the newer JS features do in fact give you better compile time analysis, warnings, etc, and result in slightly better code.
- niutech 2y agoYou can even write ES3 and it should work in all web browsers.