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I cannot create es6 code from playground

It is posible to create only from es6 tutorial?

15th Mar 2018, 12:07 AM
LukĆ”Å” Bauer
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Webview is updatable at least from android version 5... android versions up to 4 should be considerated as outdated ;)
15th Mar 2018, 10:43 AM
visph
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You can create any code using ES6 in CodePlayground. The only thing that can limit you is the support of your device (some versions of Android, IOS and some outdated browsers do not support it).
15th Mar 2018, 12:17 AM
Mickel
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Webview is not updatable in many versions of Android. The version with which each version is distributed is the one that you are obliged to use in these cases (unless you have a custom ROM that allows it or one of the versions of Android where Chrome has prominence)
15th Mar 2018, 10:34 AM
Mickel
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@Mickel wrote: << (some versions of Android, IOS and some outdated browsers do not support it). >> Support of ES6 on android is more related to 'webview' part version than strictly to android version (even if outdated android version should limit the 'webview' version possible)...
15th Mar 2018, 10:00 AM
visph
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Yes, but i think inside this app, when i create in "code playground" a "web" snippet, i cannot use es6. But if i open code from es6 tutorial, it is possible to run the es6 code.
15th Mar 2018, 10:11 AM
LukĆ”Å” Bauer
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Support of ES6 is usually more or less partial: each browser/version could support some ES6 functionnalities, but not full range of ES6 specification ^^
15th Mar 2018, 10:15 AM
visph
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