ECMAScript

@Jasraj Yes, it was down. The actual iup-to-date spec is tc39.github.io/ecma262/, though.

@ECMAScript hi. is your site down at the moment? wanted to check specs and unable to. thanks

@fredericjost it should be back up.

My biased opinion: ES'16's biggest feature was being developed entirely on GitHub. It's really amazing how much work the community put in!

Happy to announce that Object.entries/Object.values is now stage 4, and officially will be in ES 2017! github.com/tc39/ecma262/p…

ES'16 has forked from master and heading toward standardization in June! The draft rendering is here: tc39.github.io/ecma262/2016/.

On March 1st I will be snapshotting the ECMA262 draft to start its journey toward becoming the official ECMAScript 2016 standard!

New ECMAScript draft released: github.com/tc39/ecma262/r…. No new features, but a huge number of editorial fixes.

Shepherding ES2015 to completion is definitely one of my major career achievements. But dedicating 7+ years to one project is long enough.

TC39 just voted to pass along the upcoming ES2015 RC4 to the ECMA GA for final ratification :-D

@traviskaufman you can already do .map(Math.random) without an anon fn. arr iterators skip over sparse elements; Array(10) won't help you.

Currently in love with Traceur. Bomb your @CoffeeScript, write @ECMAScript. You'll be pleasantly surprised.

@mattsrb Why would I want to ruin the language?

@cabbey that belongs in the DOM, and not in the language