It's worth noting that proposals can move down as well. For example, I think there was lots of work done on atomics before it was ultimately scrapped. Heck, the global proposal doesn't look like it has moved in months due to a few web compatibility issues.
> Class Decorators (Stage 2)<p>Does it means both Typescript and AngularJS implement/use an experimental feature that is still under discussion as of now, in production? this is a bit risky.
Really wish there was more momentum on adding a safe access operator. Even Ruby has that now, it's disappointing that we still don't have it in JS.
> TC39 is currently working on over 30 active proposals. What else does the future hold in store? These days we download our packages from npm.<p>I am surprised that no more mentions of NPM were made. I hope that commitee TC39 addresses the topic of NPM and tries to create a new version that is standarized and that elliminates the serious flaws of NPM, which for me are one of the major hindrances to adopting Node.js for things that go beyond prototyping.
I would argue that the future of JS looks bleak when you effectively can't have any meaningful discussions about proposals if you are not in the committee (the author just ignored the issue for half a year, then closed and locked it): <a href="https://github.com/tc39/proposal-dynamic-import/issues/35" rel="nofollow">https://github.com/tc39/proposal-dynamic-import/issues/35</a>