I found this discussion quite interesting. This package is a low-level polyfill library, and is used in a lot of places (you can tell, according to github by 2,5 millions other apps/libs).
However, the author does not really have any money from it, maintaining it during his free time. Naturally, why people would go here, to such a low-level dependency?
Personally, I think Babel should support the author. But it shows an interesting phenomenon, when low-level libraries don't give you anything, even if half of the JS toolchain depends on it.
However, the author does not really have any money from it, maintaining it during his free time. Naturally, why people would go here, to such a low-level dependency?
Personally, I think Babel should support the author. But it shows an interesting phenomenon, when low-level libraries don't give you anything, even if half of the JS toolchain depends on it.