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by wycats
4209 days ago
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> The only real quirk I see here is the fact that strict mode isn't enabled by default (or better yet not even an option to turn off) but that is because it would kill backwards compatibility Worth noting: modules in ES6 are "strict by default", which means that most new code will be in strict mode, without compatibility hazards. Transpilers emit `"use strict"`, so anyone using one of the ES6 module transpilers is already writing 100% strict code. |
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