looking a little dated... will pull requests be welcome for updating things that literally are out of date?

[kylebakerio]

"as of June 2015 the spec for ES6/ES2015 has been approved. Following the new annual release cycle, ES7/ES2016 has been adopted in June 2016. See the ECMAScript 2016 Language Specification at Ecma International."

immediately makes the page lose credibility.

So does unanswered pull requests and issues.

If it's welcome, I'd be glad to help update, as this is a great initiative, but not sure whether this is active or not...

Let me know. Cheers.

[JuanMaRuiz]

Hi! I would like to participate as well in updating some outdated info. But I wondering, is this project still active?

I think this project is a great initiative and worth to maintain.

Let me know if I can help.

Best regards

[gnuwilliam]

Hey guys.

I really appreciate your interest in helping out, and of course, it's very welcome!

At the moment, I have big plans to rewrite this guide from scratch, and am currently working on a big update, that should be out in the next coming months. This project is really special to me, but unfortunately, I didn't have the time to maintain it. Now I do, and I'm definitely coming back to making this a really helpful and up to date guide, as it were in the past.

Please tune in for the updates. I'll be posting some news soon, and help will be very appreciated!

I'm using Gatsby for the new version, so if anyone has experience on it, I'll be pushing a new branch so we can code together.

Thanks again, William

[mcapodici]

Hello William

Sorry to divert this thread, but it is kind of related, and I cannot see and advice about it in the repo.

My question is how do I request a JS site to be added to the site, assuming you even entertain such requests? Should I create an issue, create a pull request, send an email?

Thanks

Martin