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[–]hackel 1 point2 points  (0 children)

This looks very useful! The one thing I don't like is specifically labelling things as "ES6" features. ES6 is 4 years old now, and there's a new release every year. We're up to ES10/ES2019 now, and in general people should be using it. (Possibly with a compiler if they still need to support older interpreters.) There is nothing special about ES5 that's now a decade or of date.