So if you using NodeJS v6 or above you can enjoy using ES6. Since NodeJS v6 there has been pretty good support. You can see a list of the current supported ES6 features at (opens new window) The whole ES6 spec is not yet implemented in its entirety so you will only be able to use some of the new features. More details on Node and ES6 can be found on their site (opens new window) # Node ES6 Support and creating a project with Babel It's a big update to the language and introduces a lot of new features (opens new window)
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