Celmaun

Both of them have identical behavior with jQuery but using Zepto `$('form').trigger('submit')` doesn't actually call the native `form.submit()` method to actually submit the form while `$('form').submit()` does. Is this intentional?

Current behavior is a major bug/discrepancy in the specification. In general, terrible precedents have become a core part of JS language design culture

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While I'm not opposed to this particular proposal because it's useful to have syntactic sugar for `this.constructor.staticMethod()` (as `class.staticMethod()`) in instance methods. Isn't the current behavior in static methods a...

How can we retain the normalization logic when cloning a Map or Set?

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As a proponent of immutable data structures, I consider cloning to be an essential function on data structures. For simple Map's we can just do `new Map(map)`, but doing the...