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Being clear about not (yet) standard feature #100

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QuentinRoy opened this issue Dec 23, 2017 · 1 comment
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Being clear about not (yet) standard feature #100

QuentinRoy opened this issue Dec 23, 2017 · 1 comment

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@QuentinRoy
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I find it dangerous to encourage people to use not yet standardized features of the language.

For example, object rest/spread is still in stage 3, but that is not mentioned in the guide.

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mbeaudru commented Jan 8, 2018

Hi @QuentinRoy ,

This document is about language features used in a big number of codebases existing and to come, so if a language feature is explained there it's because people already use it.

But you are right to point out that some feature are not fully standardized yet and it could be written when its the case.

Anyway, if such a feature (like object rest) would have a different behavior when standardized, there would be a nice and clear transition path considering the number of people already using it. If it were the case, I would say how to do it immediately via a PR.

If you are willing to add an indication for non-standardized features in the document, feel free to submit a PR 👍 .

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