100% Backwards compatible? So this will work in IE6? Or 7, or 8, or 9, or 10?
I think you meant 100% backwards compatible with ES6. As far as that goes, it sounds like a pretty good addition to the ES6 standard.
I think you meant 100% backwards compatible with ES6. As far as that goes, it sounds like a pretty good addition to the ES6 standard.
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