Core-js version 1.2.4 represents a minor update to the widely-used JavaScript standard library, building upon the foundation laid by version 1.2.3. Both versions share the same core mission: providing polyfills and shims that enable developers to use modern JavaScript features across different environments, including older browsers that may lack native support. The core functionality and purpose remain consistent, ensuring a consistent approach to staying current with Javascript standards. The key difference lies in the upgraded development dependencies; version 1.2.4 upgrades grunt-contrib-uglify to 0.10.x and eslint to 1.8.x while version 1.2.3 uses grunt-contrib-uglify version 0.9.x and eslint version ~1.7.1. Furthermore, in version 1.2.3 the dependency karma-phantomjs2-launcher at version ^0.3.2 is present, while it is not in version 1.2.4. Also, there were some changes in the release dates since version 1.2.4 was released on 2015-10-31, while version 1.2.3 was released on 2015-10-22. For developers using core-js, these updates signify a commitment to improved build processes and code quality through updated tooling. While the functional impact on the library's core polyfills might be minimal, developers incorporating core-js into their projects benefit from the improved efficiency and reliability derived from these enhanced development tools. This makes core-js a dependable choice for forward-thinking JavaScript development.
The are not vulnerabilities for the version 1.2.4 of the package core-js
