Developers are always looking forward to future JavaScript features, including structured classes shorthand coding and helpers. However many of these features are not standardised and/or compatible with all modern browsers, and the ones that are agreed are not supported by legacy browsers.There are many tools which allow you as a developer to write using future features, and the tools will convert your code to support other browsers. Today we are going to look at how they work and an example workflow which you can use now on live projects.
