Version Details and Security Vulnerabilities

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core-js

0.9.8

Comparision Betweeen 0.9.8 and 0.9.7

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Version 0.9.8 Details

Core-js version 0.9.8 represents a minor update to the popular JavaScript standard library, building upon the foundation established in version 0.9.7. Both versions aim to provide comprehensive polyfills for modern JavaScript features, ensuring compatibility across various environments. Developers leveraging core-js gain access to standardized functionalities regardless of the target platform's native support.

A key difference lies in the webpack dependency. Version 0.9.8 upgrades to webpack version 1.9.x from 1.8.x in version 0.9.7. This likely incorporates under-the-hood improvements to the bundling process, potentially leading to smaller bundle sizes or faster build times. While not immediately apparent to developers using the library's core functionalities, it contributes to a more efficient development workflow. Both version depends on a range of development dependencies facilitating testing, linting, and build processes, ensuring code quality and consistency across the library. Testing frameworks like karma and promises-aplus-tests, alongside linting tools like eslint, ensure that core-js adheres to strict standards. Build tools such as grunt streamline the packaging and distribution of the library. The core functionalities for developers remain consistent between version 0.9.7 and 0.9.8 guaranteeing backward compatibility while introducing improvements in the build environment. The library remains licensed under MIT for both versions allowing freedom of use and modifications.

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