Edit for polyfill wiki question

[brettz9]

Since I'd prefer not to make a fork when so many people are used to contributing here, I didn't do so, but before editing the wiki page on polyfills to link to my own plugin (for requirejs) to allow conditional loading of shims, I wanted to get your permission since it is hosted under the Modernizr account/repo. I think there are some compelling reasons to piggy-back on the AMD-compatible module process, so I'd like to offer it there if you are amenable to it. Otherwise, I might just paste the wiki page contents to MDN and see about developing the polyfill list there, as I think there is a need for a library-neutral list of polyfills. Thanks for all your work on supporting polyfills!

[sindresorhus]

Link?

Though I wouldn't see why not.

[paulirish]

@brettz9 can you add a section at the bottom on using polyfills. you can link to the modernizr docs that covers this topic. and link to your setup. i agree that a requirejs plugin is a svelte way to handle this

[brettz9]

Sorry for the delayed reply. Sure, I can add a section, thank you. (May take a few days to get to it.) Unless you want to keep it open to track it, I think this can be closed, as you've clarified a line of action. Thanks!

[brettz9]

Oh, and also, since you're ok with the inclusion, I guess you'd also be ok with adding alternate versions of existing shims? For example, an alternate version of a shim for ES6 support which assumes the presence of ES5 support may explicitly declare dependencies via define to conditionally load the ES5 shim if the environment does not already support ES5...

[stucox]

@brettz9 - yep, please do!

Closing.