Replying to a tweet by Anthony Ciccarello

Mar 7, 2018, 6:27 PM UTC

Replying to a tweet by Anthony Ciccarello:

@ryanflorence How many standards have broken MooTools? The 1.6.0 release mentions something about Array.from() compatibility problems.

@ryanflorence I want to see backwards compatibility upheld but my impression is that this expectation has already been broken for MooTools sites. I could be wrong though.

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Feb 19, 2018, 9:40 PM UTC

Excited to read about some of the developments coming in @angular’s ivy renderer. Glad to see them willing to make big architectural improvements. ivy.angular.io

Mar 7, 2018, 6:29 PM UTC

@ryanflorence Going forward, modifying the prototype of builtins pre-standardization should be understood as a risk by developers and shouldn’t hold up standardization. However, I can’t imagine past tools could be reasonably held to this expectation.

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