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TC39 Meeting on May 2016 #38

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leobalter opened this issue Jun 6, 2016 · 11 comments
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TC39 Meeting on May 2016 #38

leobalter opened this issue Jun 6, 2016 · 11 comments

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@leobalter
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There's a new report file on this repo with the highlights from the meeting that happened last month in Munich.

https://github.com/jquery-foundation/standards/blob/master/reports/TC39/2016-05.md

This report is opinionated - from my pov - and does not replace the meeting notes.

Please use this issue for comments.

Thanks @kborchers and @tkellen for reviewing it.

@kborchers
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Thanks, this is awesome! I will tweet about this tomorrow when I can do it earlier in the day US time.

@jzaefferer
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Thanks for the report, this is very useful.

Regarding ES2016, what's a good resource to see what made it into the spec?

@AurelioDeRosa
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Hi @leobalter.

I have filed a couple of proposals (Math.randomInt(min, max) and Array.prototype.shuffle()) that I'd like to discuss with the Standards team. I'd also like to have some guidance on the process I should follow to eventually propose them to the ECMA group so that maybe you can discuss them in the next meeting.

@ljharb
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ljharb commented Jun 7, 2016

@jzaefferer https://github.com/tc39/proposals/blob/master/finished-proposals.md I'll have to add a column for the year, but basically anything before the end of January YYYY, makes it into that year.

@jzaefferer
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So the only new feature in ES2016 is Array.prototype.includes? And ES2017 will have string padding and the others on that table?

@ljharb
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ljharb commented Jun 7, 2016

@jzaefferer also the exponentiation operator, but yes, exactly.

@leobalter
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The new features are Array#includes and the Exponentiation Operator.

ES2016 has also got some new fixes from PRs from the tc39/ecma262's repo, but we need to find a better way to document this.

@leobalter
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@ljharb you got me by seconds

@leobalter
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All the current stage 3 proposals has a great chance to land on ES2017.

On the stage 2 proposals I would like to see landing on ES2017: System.global, Shared memory and Atomics (that's great w/ typedArrays), and Rest/Spread Properties.

They have a good chance, but we can't say it will happen until it happens.

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gsklee commented Jun 8, 2016

@leobalter The report is super helpful and provided a different angle of insight than the meeting notes 👍
I'm currently also aiming to help opening up the TC39 process to make it more transparent and accessible to the whole community, and your story is an encouragement to me 😃

@leobalter
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Thanks, @gsklee!

I'm closing this issue as we can get ready for the next meeting report.

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