I would rather see ES6 with no class support whatsoever and having people learn to code without them instead of adding features to satisf...
I would rather see ES6 with no class support whatsoever and having people learn to code without them instead of adding features to satisfy the lowest common denominator. I've used classes in CoffeeScript and regretted it every single time. Once your web project starts to grow in scale classes quickly become your first pain point. Especially given how functional JS libraries have become nowadays.
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I would rather see ES6 with no class support whatsoever and having people learn to code without them instead of adding features to satisf...
I would rather see ES6 with no class support whatsoever and having people learn to code without them instead of adding features to satisfy the lowest common denominator. I've used classes in CoffeeScript and regretted it every single time. Once your web project starts to grow in scale classes quickly become your first pain point. Especially given how functional JS libraries have become nowadays.
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