Remove ES7 from examples

[rwillrich]

Here is some features I have removed:

• Decorators;
• Bind syntax;
• Class properties;
• Object spread.

[quicksnap]

These examples don't have automated tests AFAIK--did you test them out? =)

[rwillrich]

I've tested them manually. Maybe we should open an issue to add test coverage to them.

[quicksnap]

I haven't worked much with Travis--how well would it deal with a nested project?

[rwillrich]

Don't know. What do you think @gaearon?

[quicksnap]

I kind of see how it works.. I'll open an issue on it.

[gaearon]

Awesome, thank you.

[rwillrich]

You're welcome! 😉

[ms88privat]

Why no ES7 anymore?

[quicksnap]

I believe they're being removed from the examples because not everyone is
comfortable using non-standard language features--doesn't make them
suitable for general purpose examples.
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Why no ES7 anymore?

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[mindjuice]

You could have have ES5, ES6 and ES7 versions of the examples like @gaearon did for React DnD. https://gaearon.github.io/react-dnd/

Pick your poison.

[gaearon]

I think at this point everybody who knows about ES7 features will use them anyway, so no big deal.

Maintaining three versions of examples is too big a burden for me at this point.

[tshddx]

I thought it works fine to export default class Foo at the top and still add propTypes after the class declaration.

(Forgive me if I'm wrong, I can't test it out right now.)

[knowbody]

@BadDox I do agree. looks weird but it's correct. maybe send a PR