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white_dragon88
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So what’s next (personal news from developer of po...
Polyfills aren’t some dark art, a 2nd year comp sci student could write them quickly as needed.
yunohn
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Your attitude/POV is common, and yet no one has built a comparable competitor to core-js?
Maybe you are wrong then, and could show some empathy.
querulous
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it works fine and there's someone happy to do it for free. why would anyone try to compete with it?
aembleton
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To mitigate the risk of a supply chain attack.
jmplng
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If you care, review and pin. Way easier than building a “competitor” to something there’s clearly no money in.
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99% of these projects include core-js by accident through Babel...
cyral
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That's what I thought until I read the entire post and got to the part about duplicate polyfills due to the whole dependency mess. At that point I would give up on maintaining such a project.
biorach
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dunning kreuger strikes again
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