What's Coming Next to JavaScript? by Nicolò Ribaudo

[@priapulida]

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[@yt-sh]

thank you!

[@myselfAlien]

Thanks you save our times

[@DiogoLScarmagnani]

Hero. Thank you.

[@myselfAlien]

@@DiogoLScarmagnani enjoy buddy

[@coder_one]

1. pipe operator 2. pattern matching 3. records & tuples 4. temporal are greatly missing in JavaScript.

[@everythingisfine9988]

Pipe, records & tuples are nice to haves. Pattern Matching and Temporal are a long overdue must!

[@isaidstream4547]

I just want to avoid writing"this" every time i want to write a variable inside a class. example: this.player.x + this.player.body > this.bot.x...

[@klirmio21]

@@isaidstream4547 can't you do : const self = this.player; and then self.x + self.body

[@brielov]

I guess I'll keep waiting for pipe operator and pattern matching

[@timc.9703]

yeah exactly! those are features we need

[@tantalus_complex]

😭 me too

[@Yoband706]

Love the MessageFormat proposal! So needed on the Intl API. 🎊

[@carefree_ladka]

Some features we need in JavaScript which are important: 1) TreeSet 2) TreeMap 3) MultiSet 4) SortedList 5) Stack 6) Queue 7) Dequeue 8) Heap/Priority Queue As a frontend developer I use JavaScript for DSA and my coding interviews but JS lacks these basics data structures. I think as the language is evolving, we must add these features to it.

[@dvirarazi7351]

So.... what about types?

[@Ccodebits]

TypeScript

[@DarioCooks]

@@Ccodebits haha actually would love baked in types

[@DiogoLScarmagnani]

I'm very excited to know that JavaScript is going to have a Decimal type like C# and other languages also do. Very helpful when working with financial values. I also liked very much the Intl.MessageFormat feature. Good things coming soon.

[@amit-jx5lh]

You guys are doing really great job. Keep it up...

[@nikilk]

Nicolo awesome talk.. The work you folks do keep the web what it is..

[@snatvb]

I so wait pipeline operator, but it looks like it never will be implemented

[@akshaysasidharan6096]

Still waiting on for the pipe operator 💀

[@hertzbergny]

need a t-shirt now that says "Where is the right place to put the cheese?"

[@alexeysergeev1625]

github link?

[@kameshveerachamy360]

Audio volume is very low. I couldn't hear the voice clearly. I saw the Isabela speech. It was good to hear. please check this issue.

[@UliTroyo]

Great hair!

[@coffeemakir1977]

Bro I can't even keep up with all the changes on the Web

[@TheStickofWar]

Come on JS devs, pattern matching!

[@shahariarniloy8935]

this video make me think about that, "am i actually a js dev?"

[@lodoss118]

Bring in real types and modern features call it javascript2 keep it separate from the old shit

[@Daijyobanai]

What's the point of multi threading and raw memory optimizations when the bros are all using react? It's never going to be fast, lol.

[@Z3rgatul]

I hope next thing coming to javascript will be its removal

[@dacam29]

In your deam

[@derDooFi]

🙏🙏🙏

[@cantcode1001]

Wish I could follow your talk but I can't understand what you're saying. Moving right along...

[@sachahjkl]

I can understand him just fine

[@skywater9607]

I think you need to learn english

[@souls.7033]

​@@MachineYearning indeed his accent is far easier to understand to let's say a british or american one; his pronunciations are quite phonetic (hence I'm guessing the accuracy of the subtitles)

[@TheStickofWar]

@@souls.7033 You are delusional if you think his accent is easier to understand than a Brit or an American. It's understandable but his pronunciations are off a lot.

[@bob_kazamakis]

That’s weird because the auto closed captions picked what he was saying just fine. Guess you weren’t smart enough to exhaust all of the resources at your disposal. I’m guessing you’re a boot camp dev over a degree kinda guy? You give off that vibe.