"Harmony" refers to the whole post-ES4 consensus-based arc of specs from
ES5 (neé 3.1) onward into the future, until "done" ;-). See
https://mail.mozilla.org/pipermail/es-discuss/2008-August/006837.html
ECMAScript Harmony never referred to a specific edition of ECMA-262, nor
could it. The "Harmony" name is used in nearby sub-fields of programming
languages and software, e.g., the open source Java libraries developed
under Apache auspices.
FWIW, ES6 is a known thing, in view of sites such as
http://kangax.github.io/compat-table/es6/
(which goes to "7" ;-).
Still, we can probably educate people and spread the word that ES6 =
ECMAScript 2015, ES7 = ECMAScript 2016, etc. All under the "Harmony"
umbrella, I trust.
/be
Arthur Stolyar wrote:
Hi,
I now version does not matter but implementation and features matter,
why then you dropped the "Harmony" name? It was using for a while,
then ES6 was using for a while, now you wants new name. Sounds weird.
Argument about features does not work.
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