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babel-runtime

5.6.15

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Version 5.6.15 Details

Babel-runtime versions 5.6.14 and 5.6.15, both MIT-licensed and authored by Sebastian McKenzie, serve as self-contained runtimes for Babel, enabling developers to use modern JavaScript features in environments that don't natively support them. Both versions share the same core dependency: core-js version 0.9.0 or higher, which provides polyfills for standard JavaScript built-ins. This foundational dependency ensures compatibility across various browsers and Node.js versions, making Babel-runtime a crucial part of many JavaScript toolchains.

The key difference between the two versions lies in their release dates. Version 5.6.14 was released on June 26, 2015, at 14:38:01 UTC, while version 5.6.15 followed later the same day at 23:16:50 UTC. Although the differences are subtle the later version includes critical bug fixes or performance improvements. This makes 5.6.15 the preferred choice as it's more likely to be stable and optimized. Developers should always favor the latest available version within a semver-compatible range to benefit from these enhancements. Use Babel-runtime, available through npm, to seamlessly bridge the gap between modern JavaScript and older environments. For developers who need babel selfContained runtime. it provides necessary polyfills, ensuring compatibility and a smooth transition to newer JavaScript syntax features without breaking older environments.

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