Stefan Baumgartner • 2/13/2018

Cutting the mustard - 2018 edition

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This 2018 article discusses the author's realization that modern browsers have robust support for ES6+ JavaScript features like async/await, fetch, and modules. The author advocates for 'cutting the mustard' by writing and deploying this modern code directly, without transpilation tools like Babel, to simplify the development process and leverage the native platform.

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