Domenic Denicola wrote:
However, in the end, what you need to do to get something into the language is to prove that it's a common enough need that it's worth adding complexity to the spec and implementations. This thread is very far from doing that. A better start would be surveying open-source code to find usages of this kind of functionality.
Bingo. "Proof" is a convincing argument, really an empircal study of some not-too-small N samples. Kevin Smith's analysis of => utility based on cases where functions are verbose and do or do not want `this` bound, taking into account concise methods from ES6, is a good example.
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