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@lbljeffmo does not mean it's not broken :-) @soprano @nicklockwood

@amasad broad terms there -- easy to say that about most "worse is better" things, isn't it? @soprano @nicklockwood

@lbljeffmo JS gained critical mass adoption so let's make it better @soprano @nicklockwood

@amasad nobody can argue with "lets make things better". I think the disagreement is about what needs to be better @soprano @nicklockwood

@amasad sure, use "let" in new code. Completely ridding a code base of it doesn't seem that useful @soprano @nicklockwood

@amasad *ridding a code base of var @soprano @nicklockwood

@lbljeffmo Would be nice if it could be done automatically when same semantics, then examine remaining cases by hand. @amasad @nicklockwood

@soprano my prediction: let is , but let mixed with var is confusing @amasad @nicklockwood