6.0.0 Released · Babel
NOTE: Not all integrations have been updated yet. This is a very disruptive major so please bear with us as we smooth out the edges. It’s hard to believe it’s been a year since the Babel project started, but there was a birthday cake, so it must be real! I work with some super awesome people. Thank you @cpojer and Ovidiu! pic.twitter.com/l1NzyobiBz — Sebastian McKenzie (@sebmck) September 28, 2015
React on ES6+ · Babel
Posted Jun 7, 2015 by Steven Luscher This is a guest post from Steven Luscher. Steven works on Relay at Facebook – a JavaScript framework for building applications using React and GraphQL. Follow Steven on Instagram, GitHub, and Twitter. While redesigning Instagram Web from the inside out this year, we enjoyed using a number of ES6+ features to write our React components. Allow me to highlight som
Function Bind Syntax · Babel
Babel 5.4 was just released and with it comes support for a new experimental ES7 syntax proposed by Kevin Smith (@zenparsing) and implemented in Babel by Ingvar Stepanyan (@RReverser). Warning: This syntax is highly experimental and you should not use it for anything serious (yet). If you do use this syntax, please provide feedback on GitHub. The function bind syntax introduces a new operator :: w
5.0.0 Released · Babel
In the past few months Babel has been welcomed into several major communities such as Node, React, Ember, Backbone, Angular, Rails, and many others. We launched the Users page only a few weeks ago and it's really cool to see everyone that is using it. Companies like CloudFlare, Netflix, Mozilla, and Yahoo!. Projects like Ghost, Atom, Mapbox, and so many more. We've seen tons of blog posts, talks,
Babel <3 React · Babel
One of the things that surprises people quite often is that Babel supports JSX out of the box. Let me show you just how easy it is to switch: Note: There are tons of ways to use Babel, I'll only list a few of them here. If you'd like to see a more complete list check out our Using Babel page. In the Browser (docs) Before:
Not Born to Die · Babel
I like to start off our blog posts with the latest big thing 6to5 has achieved. We haven’t reached it quite yet, but in a few days 6to5 and 6to5-core will have been downloaded half a million times, and in a month or so it will be over a million times. There has been a bit of confusion in the past as to 6to5’s role in the JavaScript community, which can largely be attributed to its name. 6to5 was n
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