Sergey Rubanov
Sergey Rubanov
Got support from BrowserStack. So I should implement tests now
as far as I know Babel supports Flow annotations
there is a way to blacklist flow transformer https://github.com/babel/babel/issues/665#issuecomment-76526326
to run Flow on transpiled ES5 code with Flow annotations in it
actually no but I saw some people speak about this on `babel`'s gitter channel. I think all should work except runtime will be untyped. cc @sebmck
this makes sense. thoughts: environment-specific features can be bundled as optional modules. than one will be able to import browser-shim.js or node-shim.js (or server-shim.js with respect to iojs). or is...
Actually babel-polyfill could do this using any other polyfill. Not sure that it should though but it's better to create such issue (if it doesn't exist yet) in Babel repo
@loganfsmyth BTW core-js already includes polyfills for non-ES things https://github.com/zloirock/core-js#web-standards
IMO developers expect that babel-polyfill will cover everything based on browserslist config. I see the reason why fetch is not in core-js, but considering that timeouts and DOM iterations are...