Closed ghost closed 9 years ago
Oh. Yet another bullshit. I've moved to ES2015 only for development purposes. This code isn't supposed to be run in browsers directly. It should be transpiled before. After transpiling it becomes regular ES5 code which is supported by all browsers without any experimental flags. Have you ever heard about transpilers? If not, it's a good time for you to do this. The best prove that everything still works is all tests are passed even in IE9.
By the way, as far as I understand you're able to run vidom, you use some build tool. Browserify, Webpack?
If you use browserify and babelify it's easy to run vidom. Bye!
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