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Currently, the spec sends mixed signals to programmers about the with statement; this PR attempts to clear up the ambiguity by adding text that explicitly discourages the use of the with statement in new ECMAScript code. This is an attempt to solve a specific problem: developers and technical writers are unclear about the status of the with statement. See this StackOverflow question or this discus
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tl;dr: We are looking for feedback on the Temporal proposal. Try out the polyfill, and complete the survey; but don't use it in production yet! JavaScript Date is broken in ways that cannot be fixed without breaking the web. As the story goes, it was included in the original 10-day JavaScript engine hack and based on java.util.Date, which itself was deprecated in 1997 due to being a terrible API a
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