Looks like some of the most useful ES6 features (such as lambda arrows and rest/spread/destructuring) are still not supported, so Babel isn't going away any tim

Looks like some of the most useful ES6 features (such as lambda arrows and rest/spread/destructuring) are still not supported, so Babel isn't going away any time soon. Also interesting to see that they redesigned Dev Tools again. I'm guessing enough people found the new ones so much harder to use than the original (that Chrome is still iterating on) that they felt the need to make it look more like what people were used to. Finally, it looks like they're introducing a filter variant called backdrop-filters. It's in the Apple-edited CSS Filters spec, but I don't see any noise about it from the Chrome or Firefox evangelism teams. I wonder if it will be Apple-proprietary, or if other vendors are interested in it: https://code.google.com/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=497522 https://code.google.com/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=497522