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It has been "around the corner" for far too long now, especially when it comes to real-world usage. It's perfectly understandable that people would try to find
by Pacabel 13y ago
It has been "around the corner" for far too long now, especially when it comes to real-world usage. It's perfectly understandable that people would try to find alternatives in such a situation.
- kybernetikos 13y agoWhile personally I have no problem with people inventing new programming languages, I think that with es6 something like 80% implemented in latest firefox and chrome, expected to be properly finished this year and with good transpilers already in use, there's a really strong case for anyone who would otherwise be transpiling anyway to look at es6. Just yesterday I was seeing how far I could get with gulp and traceur: https://github.com/kybernetikos/gulp-es6-template https://github.com/kybernetikos/gulp-es6-template