Rasmus Schultz

@chowey is it that simple? let and const have different scope.

Hm, there's probably a ton of other features required for IE11 too though? `for..of`, template literals, default values for parameters, all the new object literal shorthands...

@jhsware unfortunately, reaching EOL does not mean every user stops using it on that date - as long as there's even 1 or 2 % still using it, most corporate...

Just a thought, but would it be feasible to bundle with esbuild, and then transpile the completed build with babel? I mean, during development, you're probably testing with a modern...

> @tannerkrewson It doesn't work with preset-env. To elaborate slightly, this is similar to what I came up with myself - and yes, with `preset-env` adding `require` statements for runtimes/polyfills,...

> How about creating official documentation (on the website) how to configure esbuild with Babel. That would be great - if it's possible, and I'm not convinced that it is,...

@remko sincere question: I haven't really looked at SWC, but had the impression it's aiming for much the same feature set as esbuild - if you're using SWC anyhow, can...

Whatever the answer, it kind of sucks to wait 15 minutes for a minor update. (The JetBrains CDN is very slow...)

Just a thought, but GitHub does offer [an API endpoint](https://developer.github.com/v3/markdown/) to render "GitHub flavored Markdown". They also offer a [Ruby Gem](https://rubygems.org/gems/github-markdown) packaged for local reuse. This of course would require...

> afaik http://commonmark.org/ offers a c implementaion, maybe also java. Again, you will be relying on a third party to keep up with any changes made to the official GitHub...