proposal-exponentiation-operator
Progress tracking for ES7 exponentiation operator (by tc39)
proposal-Array.prototype.includes
Spec, tests, reference implementation, and docs for ESnext-track Array.prototype.includes (by tc39)
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proposal-exponentiation-operator
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proposal-Array.prototype.includes
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Who did ever see before?
Proposal commit where they changed it from contains to includes for arrays in case anyone is curious: https://github.com/tc39/proposal-Array.prototype.includes/commit/4b6b9534582cb7991daea3980c26a34af0e76c6c
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Rails is not written in Ruby
JavaScript supports monkey patching by modifying prototype objects too. But it is considered to be bad practice because it modify the behavior globally, and some method name conflict may cause trouble. An example is Array.prototype.contains couldn't be added because it will break another library, so it is renamed to Array.prototype.includes. (Source: https://github.com/tc39/proposal-Array.prototype.includes)
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Hands up if you consider webpack as a horror sometimes
If extending global objects like that wasn't allowed then it wouldn't be a problem - that's the horrific part in my opinion. They even had to rename a new array method as it would've broken a popular library at the time.