Are you kidding here? In ES6 classes provide nothing more additional than the closures already in use via a bit of extra utility code. Doubters should click the link here provided by Luke. It is filled with "To Be Determined" for all details of anything useful.
Do you know what classes actually do in a real OO language, or are you just a fanboy of JS?
Also, using shims or translators proves nothing. I can write in C++ and use translators to convert that to JS. What is the point here exactly?
Adding extra confusing junk onto a weak language does not make the language "better", especially when the standards you are recommending people to learn aren't even finalized.
Where is the Acid test for ES5, ES6, and ES7 features? Hell where is the Acid test for HTML5?
Oh that's right; all of this is just a pile of nonstandard junk that people are begging for and isn't really implemented.
Do you know what classes actually do in a real OO language, or are you just a fanboy of JS?
Also, using shims or translators proves nothing. I can write in C++ and use translators to convert that to JS. What is the point here exactly?
Adding extra confusing junk onto a weak language does not make the language "better", especially when the standards you are recommending people to learn aren't even finalized.
Where is the Acid test for ES5, ES6, and ES7 features? Hell where is the Acid test for HTML5?
Oh that's right; all of this is just a pile of nonstandard junk that people are begging for and isn't really implemented.