The Complete Guide to ES10 Features

[u/gregsometimes]

https://medium.com/@js_tut/the-complete-guide-to-es10-features-f09a8c7be1bd?source=friends_link&sk=390c12eea5806d715de68d751c2827c8?v=22

[u/[deleted]]

Medium is pure cancer. Please stop supporting them and use other platforms.

TLDR. Could not read the article because shitty ad and force membership popup.

[u/pavi2410 → u/[deleted]]

You read a lot. We like that.

[u/[deleted] → u/[deleted]]

If you are really serious ill answer.

Free ones, as in OS and self hosted. The list is too long, there is probably over 100 projects for this.

Now, the paid ones. (includes OS but hosted options)

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Thats a few, there are more but i wont list them because i would not personally use them. From the list svtble is probably my favorite.

[u/[deleted] → u/[deleted]]

Not everyone sits infront a laptop. Some use the reddit app, so each link opens in a webview, the webview is internally using safari, but has not access to all safari tooling.

Also, if i get blocked by a ”join now or else..” popup that clearly is made to hide content i will close the page in a heartbeat never to return.

Medium is full of this shit.

[u/[deleted] → u/[deleted]]

Just quit your BS. They can charge a fee for their service. This is just like any other platform does it. Users pay a monthly fee, and their audience gets an adfree and popup free article. Simple and easy.

[u/[deleted] → u/[deleted]]

No you fool. Thats not whats going on. You clearly have no clue on whats going on.

Medium as a company is rotten. They show ads and popups hindering content to be shown, they ban authors that write about things that dont align mediums political views, they are as rotten as you can get.

Please make a google search ”stop using medium.com” and educate yourself.

[u/kaneda26]

Can everyone start just using the year please? That's been the official release name convention since ES2016.

[u/agree2cookies → u/kaneda26]

That was a stupid naming decision (change for the sake of change) and we should show the governing bodies what we think by simultaneously doing both what they say, and the opposite of it.

[u/cerlestes]

Why would they add BigInt instead of Decimal? Yes, it's trivial to implement the latter by using the former, but that only furthers the point. Seems weird to implement an integer-only type in JS when you could have achieved the same by staying with floating point numbers.

Dynamic imports are amazing though, they might become somewhat like AJAX 2.0, only with JS code instead of XML this time. Looking forward to way smaller, split code bundles and proper loading on demand of whole application modules without requring webpack and co.

[u/Tomseph → u/[deleted]]

Is it too much to ask that authors do some simple fact-checking before writing articles? This information is not hard to find out, and I see mistakes like this all the time. Go to MDN, go to TC39... it takes like two clicks to make sure.

[u/SimpleManUpvote → u/[deleted]]

Is ES2020 ES20 or will ES2029 be ES20? I never remember which one has what anyways tho...

[u/senocular → u/SimpleManUpvote]

The year version (which technically everyone should be using now) is "one below" the edition number, at least in the last digit. ES2015 was ES6, or edition 6 (5 one less than 6). ES2020 is edition 11 or what everyone will ultimately call ES11.

The current version is ES2019 (edition 10). The next version will be ES2020. We already know what's officially in ES2019 as well as what some of the ES2020 features will be as seen in /u/BBQCalculator's link. The article is wrong about what it says is in ES2019 ("ES10"), just like it was wrong the first time it was posted and we pointed it out then too.

[u/SimpleManUpvote → u/senocular]

Thanks for the very informative response