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Is this syntax part of ECMAScript 6? I.E. will it eventually be supported by all browsers?

• robcee 13y ago
  it is part of ES6 and should make it to V8 eventually. Soon, I hope!
  • jwoah12 13y ago
    Good to hear!
  • pjmlp 13y ago
    Except the web is much more than V8.
    • marijn 13y ago
      So it is. Hence the ECMA6 mention.
      • pjmlp 13y ago
        Sure, the problem is getting it to the mobile devices out there.
    • v413 13y ago
      Node.js is the keyword here, not the web.
      • pjmlp 13y ago
        For me the web is the only place I bother to use JavaScript.
• janekk 13y ago
  If you want to use it now and get full browser support, you can use the TypeScript compiler, which will compile into ES3 or ES5 targets. It also supports ECMAScript 6's classes syntax. It's pretty neat to use this tech now on production sites and not having to worry about browser support. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/TypeScript#ECMAScript_6_support http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/TypeScript#ECMAScript_6_support