WebKit is now 100% ES6 complete
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#2The jump in support from Safari 9 (53%) to TP (99%, and then the last little bit from TP to current WebKit) is staggering.
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#3Anyone have any clue when we'll see this land in Safari?
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#4Anyone have any clue when we'll see this land in Safari?
Probably at WWDC, between June 13 and June 17.
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#5Does this include native module import/export? I never saw anything to suggest they were even working on that.
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#6Is ES6 native much faster than transpiled?
Re: WebKit is now 100% ES6 complete
#7Does this include native module import/export? I never saw anything to suggest they were even working on that.
Import/export has been postponed AFAIK.
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#9Is ES6 native much faster than transpiled?
Here's a chart: https://kpdecker.github.io/six-speed/. Often the answer is "not yet". Transpilers convert the code to ES5, which has benefited from six years or optimization. New ES6 features will take some time to catch up.
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#10Is ES6 native much faster than transpiled?
From my limited anecdotal testing no. In fact it may be slower. This is a good view of this: https://kpdecker.github.io/six-speed/
However... the potential upside is size. Native code will usually be smaller, which for a web client is a win.