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Reseller News Join Reseller News Sign up to gain exclusive access to email subscriptions, event invitations, competitions, giveaways, and much more.Sign up now Babel project is running out of money The core team behind the open source JavaScript compiler seek corporate sponsors to fund the continued development of the project. Credit: Dreamstime Despite being used by millions, the open source Babel JavaScript compiler project is running out of money. The Babel development team is ...

Rafik / Getty Images Despite being used by millions, the open source Babel JavaScript compiler project is running out of money. The Babel development team is now seeking financial help, particularly from corporate sponsors. In a bulletin posted May 10, the Babel core team wrote that, since 2018, it has been doing a funding experiment to determine if full-time work on Babel can be sustained, leveraging the Open Collective community funding platform. “We’ve learned the answer m...