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Library Builders map, set & weakmap __proto__ Proxies Symbols Sub-classable built-ins Scalable Apps let, const & block- scoped bindings Classes.

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6 Library Builders map, set & weakmap __proto__ Proxies Symbols Sub-classable built-ins Scalable Apps let, const & block- scoped bindings Classes Promises Iterators Generators Typed arrays Modules Syntactic Sugar Arrow functions Enhanced object literals Template strings Destructuring Rest, Spread, Default String, Math, Number, Object, RegExp APIs Behind a config flag: Generators, Default parameters, RegExp /y /u flag https://status.modern.ie/

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20 Ax Bx Cx Dx Ay By Cy Dy Az Bz Cz Dz Scalar Operation Ax Bx Cx Dx Ay By Cy Dy Az Bz Cz Dz SIMD Operation of vector length 4

21 Spartan supports advanced async programming patterns Arrow Functions Promises Iterators Generators Most ES6 features Brings near native performance to the web platform Asm.js (available now) SIMD (available soon)

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