I'm just glad that most current browsers support all of ES2015, as it allows for much smaller bundles for them... I'm probably still going to need webpack+babel for a bit though, as I've been using async/await for a while. Though at least regenerator isn't needed in most places.
Beyond this, read this morning about F#'s pipe forward/backward operators, and that combined with the the F# composition operators would be a really nice addition to ES.
>However, the most significant aspect of ES7 to me is it's conciseness. There was no attempt to cram in a load of functionality just for the sake of it.
No, ES6 crammed in three years of long needed JS upgrades into one huge package.
Beyond this, read this morning about F#'s pipe forward/backward operators, and that combined with the the F# composition operators would be a really nice addition to ES.