Immutability and deep equality. Two keywords that were initially relegated to strict functional programming environments, but have been popularized across the JavaScript community thanks to libraries like Immutable.js, Immer and React. 'Records & Tuples' is a new ECMAScript proposal that brings two new immutable primitives to the language: what do they look like, what capabilities do they bring, and when will you finally be able to use them?

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Gil Tayar at 10:20 on 21 Apr 2022

Good informative talk. I'm missing real example of motivation.

Yoni at 10:22 on 21 Apr 2022

As Gil wrote, super informative and comprehensive. Thank you

Very good talk and already made me notice a pitfall in my code :)

Gil Tayar at 10:23 on 21 Apr 2022

I really liked the structured way the talk was built. All the information was well defined and clear.

Lorenzo Pieri at 10:23 on 21 Apr 2022

Loved it! Really great talk and proposal

Matteo Ronchi at 10:27 on 21 Apr 2022

Nice talk! Thank you

Menghini Luca at 11:02 on 21 Apr 2022

Very nice talk. No mention of Object.freeze though, maybe I'm missing something. But it was very successful in conveying what's coming next and why.

Very clear and good talk

Ania Kowalska at 12:12 on 21 Apr 2022

I really enjoyed the talk, it was a great conference’s opening!

Marius Trica at 12:49 on 21 Apr 2022

Great presentation!

Great talk, detailed and well explained.

Insightful and interesting

Luca Alicata at 10:56 on 22 Apr 2022

Very interesting

Alexander at 13:58 on 22 Apr 2022

Very interesting talk

Nice overview, great speech, can't wait to try Records & Tuples live in my TSCode!

Giancarlo at 18:26 on 22 Apr 2022

Great talk, very clear and informative.

Great talk, informative, and straight to the point. It's a shame (but comprehensible) that a good part (Symbol as WeakMap keys) of this feature it's impossible to polyfill

Alessandro at 14:45 on 13 May 2022

Nice! Thanks