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lines changed Original file line number Diff line number Diff line change @@ -235,15 +235,13 @@ for more information on how to convert a classic class to modern Ember.
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Just like the JavaScript language changes over time, web browsers change too!
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Ember helps you to write code that can work across many different browsers and
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- their versions. Behind the scenes, Ember uses Babel to compile modern JavaScript
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- to something that can work on all browsers. Without this step, you could
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- accidentally end up shipping code that works for your version of Chrome but
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- breaks for someone using Edge. Ember has you covered!
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- Luckily, Ember comes with a solution out of the box for this. Ember applications
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- use [ Babel] ( https://babeljs.io/ ) to compile modern JavaScript to something that
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- can work on _ all_ browsers. This means you can write modern JavaScript and use
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- the latest features without any additional setup!
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+ their versions.
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+ Behind the scenes, Ember uses [ Babel] ( https://babeljs.io/ ) to compile modern
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+ JavaScript to something that can work on _ all_ browsers. Without this step, you
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+ could accidentally end up shipping code that works for your version of Chrome but
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+ breaks for someone using Edge. Ember has you covered and let you write modern
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+ JavaScript and use the latest features without any additional setup!
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> _ Note: Some features require you to [ enable the Babel polyfill] ( https://github.com/babel/ember-cli-babel#polyfill ) .
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> This adds some extra weight to your application, but ensures you'll be
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