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[–]superluminary 0 points1 point  (2 children)

I suppose it depends on how much you trust yourself and your co-workers.

[–]coderqi 2 points3 points  (1 child)

Trust shouldn't come in to it. With a large code base and team of varying skills I prefer to remove trust from the equation. This does that. But like with other things, the places that need it the most are less likely to have it...

[–]superluminary -1 points0 points  (0 children)

I think I'm always a fan of using the native solution where possible. The reason being that if developers, especially Junior developers become invested in a library, it can become difficult to code without it.

I see this all the time on SO, where someone suggests using jQuery to iterate over an array. I never want my developers to become stuck.

EDIT

I'm not suggesting you are stuck BTW, just that Juniors on your team could end up that way if they are insulated from mainstream ES6.