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JavaScript

Posted by sulaiman abouabdah
sulaiman abouabdah
5,314 Points

Concern regarding arrow function with internet explorer

It is true that most browsers support the arrow function but one of the main browsers that many people use on a daily basis is internet explorer. Using it would be a mistake at the moment until it gets supported. reference: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Reference/Functions/Arrow_functions#Browser_compatibility

teaching video: https://teamtreehouse.com/library/concise-arrow-function-syntax-2

Please give me your opinion regarding this concern

1 Answer

Madhan Mohan Reddy Paidimarla
Madhan Mohan Reddy Paidimarla
11,676 Points
Madhan Mohan Reddy Paidimarla
Madhan Mohan Reddy Paidimarla
11,676 Points

Hi Sulaiman, you are right. IE runs on transpiled code. You need to load a polyfill in order for you to work arrow functions on IE or any other non-supported browsers.