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JavaScript (JS) is a client side script language which allows to interact with the user, control the browser, communicate asynchronously, and alter the document content that is displayed. By default Magento 1 comes with the prototype.js library and Magento 2 comes with jQuery. Use 'prototype-js' and 'jquery' tags for questions about those libraries.
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Magento 2 Is it good idea to use ES6 syntax in custom modules?
Some developers suggest avoiding ES6 syntax in JS files to keep the entire codebase unified with a single JS standard.
After examining the vendor folder I saw some modules use es6 For example vendor/v …
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