而本文的结论是建立在class是一种语法糖的基础之上的,根据MDN的文档,我们应该可以确认这个结论是可靠的。而ES6中的特性,如箭头函数,并不都是语法糖,因此在后续的ES6探秘文章中,我们将用其他的途径,来揭示ES6种种神奇魔法的秘密。
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this at Runtime in ClassesBackground Reading: this keyword (MDN) It’s important to remember that TypeScript doesn’t change the runtime behavior of JavaScript, and that JavaScript is somewhat famous for having some peculiar runtime behaviors....
Prior to ES6, if you wanted to create a class in JavaScript, you used prototypes to do something similar to this: function Animal(name) { this.name = name; } Animal.prototype.printName = function() { console.log(this.name); } Copy In that example, a prototype-based constructo...
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JavaScript classes: static Global usage 96.18% + 0% = 96.18% IE ❌ 6 - 10: Not supported ❌ 11: Not supported Edge ❌ 12: Not supported ✅ 13 - 134: Supported ✅ 135: Supported Firefox ❌ 2 - 44: Not supported ✅ 45 - 136: Supported ✅ 137: Supported ✅ 138 - ...
MDN (Mozilla Developer Network) The:focus-withinCSS pseudo-class matches an element if the element or any of its descendants are focused. In other words, it represents an element that is itself matched by the :focus pseudo-class or has a descendant that is matched by :focus. (This includes...
ES6 already has first-class support in modern runtimes. Yes, and it does exactly what I said. When you compile your ES6 class to ES5, the resulting code is pretty much what the browser does with a non-compiled ES6 class. Quoting MDN: JavaScript classes, introduced in ECMAScript 2015, are...
I want to detect this factory's presence but, apart from the fact that it has only one argument, there aren't many distinguishing features so I thought I would mandate the use of arrow functions for it and check those (should be easy I thought, and is easy in 'real' ES2015) but ...