Closed mkdgs closed 9 years ago
All browsers will support these features in the short term. In the meantime, you can use something like Babel.
In fact, this is not supported at this time. (short term ... maybe in 2020 for ie)
What do you mean? Arrow functions, to take the example you mentioned, have been supported by Firefox since forever ago.
of course firefox, is the leader. It is the only one to have implemented this. It's in draft for many other but it's not ready to use in production right now, and maybe not at least before two or three year...
Babel can be used in some projects but not for all. Imho it's just a new layer on the lasagna, that need to be carefully cooked.
Many tips (almost for javascript) rely on experimental feature, with no support on some major navigator. Like: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Reference/Functions/Arrow_functions
What it 's Intended to do in this guidelines ?