Explore some hotly anticipated new additions to JavaScript, including better date management with the Temporal API and pipe operators.

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Exploration of exciting and anticipated JavaScript features expected to be released in 2024, including the Temporal proposal, the Pipe Operator, Records and Tuples, and the RegExp /v flag.

5 Exciting New JavaScript Features in 2024 — SitePoint

I can not wait to use Temporal. The current date management sucks. It would be a total game changer

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I cannot wait to use Temporal. This is an improvement that has been needed for a long time.
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Finally decorators are coming to Javascript. And pipes. I love pipes.

Really insightful article with intuitive examples to make the new features impressive!
By the way, who invented that cumbersome pipe operator proposal?
<pre><code>// why not
text | listen | exclaim | uppercase
// instead of
text |&gt; listen(%) |&gt; exclaim(%) |&gt; uppercase(%)
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I know <code>|</code> is a bitwise operator. But we certainly wouldn’t want to do bitwise operators on functions, so why won’t we leave it for more frequent usage?

Interesting stuff, looking forward to potentially using some of those in the future