ES6模板字符串测试平台

Question

I'm really interested in finding out about ES6 Template Strings and have been doing a little bit of reading on the feature.

However now that Chrome Canary does not support it (although maybe I'm wrong about that!) is there anywhere/anything I can use to try out this new functionality? Any browser beta around that does?

I've already enabled Experimental Javascript Features inside chrome://flags

Answer 1

It's only supported in Traceur at the moment .

You can play with it in their REPL .

es6fiddle.net doesn't seem to support it yet, but probably will soon.

Mozilla is working on it so expect to see it in nightly builds soon as well.

Answer 2

It's Supported in

1. Edge
2. Firefox
3. Chrome/Opera
4. Webkit

Missing in safari ;( though

cough safari is the new ie cough

source

Answer 3

Regarding template strings and support for ES6 features

I would also use traceur to play around with most ES6 features, but have a look at this ES6 compatibility table , it's invaluable when you want to find out which platforms/transpilers support which features.

For anyone else landing on this question, go and check out tagtree's videos onn ES6 features.

To see template strings , arrow syntax and desctructuring , have a look at this free tagtree tutorial screencast , no registration is required.