I guess it's like C++. You can use the new features if you want, you don't really have to. Some teams will decide on a subset of "safe" features of the language to use. I'm waiting for something like JavaScript the Good Parts II to come out and give an indication of what I should probably avoid.
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I guess it's like C++. You can use the new features if you want, you don't really have to. Some teams will decide on a subset of "safe" features of the language to use. I'm waiting for something like JavaScript the Good Parts II to come out and give an indication of what I should probably avoid.
I really, really, really hope that JavaScript doesn't become like C++...
That's really funny :) I was looking at the rest of these in depth articles and this one jumped to mind as a C++'y feel to how it was implemented: https://hacks.mozilla.org/2015/04/es6-in-depth-iterators-and...
Strict backwards compatibility forcing new syntax and ugly conventions.