traceur-compiler

Tech stack & purpose

Traceur is a JavaScript compiler developed by Google that transpiles ES6 and experimental ES.next features to standard JavaScript that runs in current environments. The project aims to allow developers to use future JavaScript language features today while informing the standards process through real-world feedback. Traceur is built in JavaScript and includes a browser-based REPL demo powered by CodeMirror for interactive testing of new language features.

Community & reference links

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Contributors (top 30 of 82)

• Erik Arvidsson747 commits
• johnjbarton394 commits
• arv@google.com81 commits
• cburrows@google.com72 commits
• Ben Chan64 commits
• arv@chromium.org44 commits
• jmesserly@google.com43 commits
• guybedford32 commits
• usrbincc17 commits
• Victor Berchet16 commits
• Mathias Bynens16 commits
• Chris Truter14 commits
• Vojta Jina14 commits
• Alex Russell12 commits
• Marc Nieper-Wißkirchen11 commits
• rnystrom@google.com11 commits
• rodyhaddad9 commits
• Tommy Odom8 commits
• peterhal@google.com7 commits
• mmaly@google.com5 commits
• Jeff McRiffey5 commits
• Peter Flannery5 commits
• John J. Barton5 commits
• Eduard Burtescu5 commits
• Nick Fitzgerald5 commits
• Peter Hallam5 commits
• Rogério Yokomizo4 commits
• Martín Ciparelli4 commits
• Maël Nison4 commits
• Tomi Belan4 commits