Remove rules about reserved words #991
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In 53b4173 we removed the ES5 guide which contains a lot of guidelines that are no longer very relevant for us. Similarly, some folks have raised the relevance of these rules about reserved words, given that we are now living in an age where ES3 support has mostly waned and transpilers such as Babel are widely adopted and pave over these issues. This seems like a good opportunity to simplify. Fixes #61
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Agreed, thanks. |
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In 53b4173 we removed the ES5 guide which contains a lot of guidelines
that are no longer very relevant for us. Similarly, some folks have
raised the relevance of these rules about reserved words, given that we
are now living in an age where ES3 support has mostly waned and
transpilers such as Babel are widely adopted and pave over these issues.
This seems like a good opportunity to simplify.
Fixes #61