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the yield keyword is going to be very cool
In Python it's allowed me to structure certain data-consuming and data-emitting functions in a way that makes both reading sense and storage-usage sense.
the yield keyword is going to be very cool
maybe except css filters, but we are yet to see webgl being used in production environment where mass audience is the target
those things are really cool from coder POV, but as an user.. sounds like increased CPU usage and nothing else.
I can understand people getting hyped up about cool new tech like this, but the article has way too much hyperbole to take any of it seriously.
CSS Custom Filters
Autocomplete API
Google Chrome Apps
ECMAScript 6
Web Componentsthe 2 best new E6 features for me: yield and default params -- finally :)
Proxies are really interesting - think about how knockout.js syntax might change if it could hook directly into property changes on regular objects.
None of this will work in IE7, IE8, IE9 or IE10. This will transform absolutely nothing on the web for many years to come. I can understand people getting hyped up about cool new tech like this, but the article has way too much hyperbole to take any of it seriously.