How are you going to support the browser? about co HOT 7 CLOSED

@jessep I'm assuming he means the former, but I'm not 100% sure.

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I'd assume the same since co is a generators consuming library and has nothing in common with es6 transpilers, but wait until TJ confirms this just to be sure. What I can tell you for sure is that if you have a browser using some v8 version that supports generators this library will work in there.

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@mciparelli Except that it's going to be almost impossible to use generators in the browser for a long time. Mainly because non-supported browsers will throw parsing errors upon finding generators, yields, etc... Unless there's some fancy way to solve it...

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yup, when browsers actually support it well enough to bother

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facebook recently released https://github.com/facebook/regenerator

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i've been checking out regenerator and it's been working out pretty well (in node). what about just adding a component.json and calling it a day? people are free to add "regeneration" to their build step.

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Well, that was a few years quicker than expected :)

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