From Parallel to Concurrent
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The next iteration of the ECMAScript standard has been making solid progress since the completion of ES5 in 2009. Targeting standardization in the next 12 months, ES6 is on track to bring significant new features to one of the world's most broadly used programming languages. This talk will be a lightning survey of several of the most significant new areas of addition in ECMAScript 6 and the path forward for the standard and implementations.
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Andrius Bentkus Please repeat the question if you are asked one. The one who asked the question is not on the microphone through all of this talk.