@@ -50,15 +50,17 @@ culminated in an absolutely massive PR,
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[ #3277 ] ( https://github.com/boa-dev/boa/pull/3277 ) (ASIDE from nekevss:
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mea culpa).
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+ > _ Temporal is the single biggest addition to ECMAScript since ES6_
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The PR itself stubbed out a lot of the methods, implemented some
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Duration and Instant functionality, and started the support for custom
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- calendars. There were, however, 2 major take aways from this PR: first,
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- Temporal is a massive specification update; and second, there is a lot
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- of room to potentially optimize Temporal if we do not deal with
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+ calendars. There were, however, 2 major take aways from this PR, first:
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+ - Temporal is a massive specification update, it's the single biggest addition to ECMAScript since ES6; and second..
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+ - there is a lot of room to potentially optimize Temporal if we do not deal with
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` JsValue ` directly.
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- After a couple weeks, the question came up amongst the maintainers:
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- could we separate the Boa's implementation off into a completely
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+ After a couple weeks, the question came up amongst maintainers of not just Boa, but other engines :
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+ could we separate the datetime logic and implementation off into a completely
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separate library? Sure, why not.
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The first commit of then ` boa_temporal ` occurred in PR
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