If I recall correctly, @jaydson and I have agreed that we can transpile all ES2015+ features to ES5 and drop the Node.js 0.11 and --harmony/v8-argv dependencies.
But before we start working on that, we should have a defined goal -- which engine versions will Harmonic support? I vote for:
Stable Node.js >= 0.10;
Latest unstable Node.js (currently 0.11.x);
Latest io.js.
In my opinion, Node.js 0.8 is a bit too old already and is not supported by tools that we could make use of in the future (e.g. gulp).
So, which Node.js/io.js versions should we support?
If I recall correctly, @jaydson and I have agreed that we can transpile all ES2015+ features to ES5 and drop the Node.js 0.11 and
--harmony
/v8-argv
dependencies.But before we start working on that, we should have a defined goal -- which engine versions will Harmonic support? I vote for:
In my opinion, Node.js 0.8 is a bit too old already and is not supported by tools that we could make use of in the future (e.g. gulp).
So, which Node.js/io.js versions should we support?
//cc @jaydson @leobalter @felipenmoura