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I'm looking forward to see more about Flow because I think it will be a stepping stone in ES6 going mainstream; 2015 will be an exciting year for Javascript :)
by wildpeaks 12y ago
I'm looking forward to see more about Flow because I think it will be a stepping stone in ES6 going mainstream; 2015 will be an exciting year for Javascript :)
- colinramsay 12y agoDid you mean Flux or Flow? I can see a few things on "Flow" around but nothing that matches very well.
- wildpeaks 12y agoI meant Flow: this talk (http://youtu.be/M8x0bc81smU?t=12m41s http://youtu.be/M8x0bc81smU?t=12m41s) from @scale has the best information about Flow so far. So far, it sounds like a linter similar to JSHint as long as the codebase is in ES6, with two ways to use it: - with regular javascript, it is already able to deduce some constraints from the code itself - with additional type annotations (which is part of ES6, so you don't end up with code that only Flow could use), it can test even more things.