Closed davidascher closed 3 years ago
ES6 is becoming more practical pretty quickly, especially thanks to transpilers and things like sweet.js.
See http://glenmaddern.com/articles/javascript-in-2015 for an example of what that feels like. See also io.js if we wanted to be bleeding-edge on the server side.
My guess is we don't want to be early adopters just yet, but it's worth a conversation.
ES6 is becoming more practical pretty quickly, especially thanks to transpilers and things like sweet.js.
See http://glenmaddern.com/articles/javascript-in-2015 for an example of what that feels like. See also io.js if we wanted to be bleeding-edge on the server side.
My guess is we don't want to be early adopters just yet, but it's worth a conversation.