GitHub - mikeal/reg: Native ESM Package Manager
reg is a package manager for native ES Modules. It's built to enable dependency management for Universal JavaScript (JavaScript that can run in the Browser and in Node.js w/o a compiler). This library is highly experimental and still likely to break without notice. DO NOT USE THIS IN PRODUCTION. Supporting Universal JavaScript is quite difficult as the Browser's module system has a very unique set
Native JavaScript modules
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Running Mocha Tests as Native ES6 Modules in a Browser
Top modern browsers already support ES6 modules. This is great news from the unit testing perspective. A browser can natively load and test project sources without transpiler. As a developer I would love to utilize this feature! Removing extra steps from the development process will improve speed and productivity. Below is a story of how I got it working with Mocha test-runner.
The Current State of Implementation and Planning for ESModules
Foreword by @MylesBorins: Modules were first standardized in ECMAScript 6 in 2015. As of December 2017 you can now use ESModules (ESM) in 3 out of 4 of the major browsers. Node.js has traditionally shipped an implementation of Common.js (CJS), you use it in your Node.js code today via require(). There are vast differences between the two module systems that make it quite difficult to utilize Commo
Loading Performance with (Many) Modules: Summary as of Oct 7, 2017
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Modern Modules
Re-thinking the Node.js ecosystem for modern JavaScript. A few months back I sat down to write some code. Node.js 8 had been out a while and I decided to take advantage of some of the new language features like async/await in my new code. Over the next month I wrote a half dozen small modules. By the end of the month I’d made some pretty huge changes to how I do open source development and how I s
Browser module loading - can we stop bundling yet?
TL;DR: Not really. :-( Missing tooling and browser bugs aside, loading time can be up to 1.80x longer for large codebases. If you want to jump straight to the benchmarks, go to the Building a benchmark or Running tests sections. If you want to grab the code and run some tests yourself, pop on over to the GitHub repository for these tests. If you’d like a bit more background on ECMAScript modules,
ES Modules - Interview with Bradley Farias
Even though ES6 (ES2015) brought modules to the language, it missed one important thing - a loading method. Proper support is currently being implemented for browsers↗. To learn more about the topic, I’m interviewing Bradley Farias↗. # I am a Software Engineer at GoDaddy these days but have been at several startups before that. My childhood was mostly running around outside in the Texas heat and e
Major Talking Points on ES Module Loading
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Node.js, TC-39, and Modules | HackerNoon
Too Long; Didn't ReadThis week I attended my first TC-39 meeting. For those unaware, TC-39 is the designator of the ECMA working group that defines the ECMAScript Language (or “JavaScript†as it is more commonly known). It is the forum where all of the various nuances and details of the JavaScript language are hammered out (often painfully) and worked through in order to ensure that the JavaScript
Webpack 2 Tree Shaking Configuration
Tree Shaking, a modern dead code elimination algorithm for ECMAScript 2015+ is one of the most anticipated features in Webpack 2. By eliminating unused ES6 exports, Webpack can further help the minification process to get your bundle much smaller than ever before. Update 11/14/2016: Webpack 2 sample application code has been updated to match the most recent updates in Webpack (v2.2), React (v15.4)
The cost of small modules
15 Aug The cost of small modules Posted August 15, 2016 by Nolan Lawson in performance, Web. 53 Comments Update (30 Oct 2016): since I wrote this post, a bug was found in the benchmark which caused Rollup to appear slightly better than it would otherwise. However, the overall results are not substantially different (Rollup still beats Browserify and Webpack, although it’s not quite as good as Clos
The WHATWG Blog — Adding JavaScript modules to the web platform
Please leave your sense of logic at the door, thanks! Adding JavaScript modules to the web platform April 13th, 2016 by Domenic Denicola in Elements, Processing Model, WHATWG One thing we’ve been meaning to do more of is tell our blog readers more about new features we’ve been working on across WHATWG standards. We have quite a backlog of exciting things that have happened, and I’ve been nominated
An Intro To Using npm and ES6 Modules for Front End Development
An Intro To Using npm and ES6 Modules for Front End Development The JavaScript landscape is changing quickly and along with it the way that we work with dependencies in our websites and applications. This post is for developers who are currently loading in their JavaScript via multiple script tags and finding that dependency management is becoming a little cumbersome as their webpages or applicati
ES6 In Depth: Modules – Mozilla Hacks - the Web developer blog
ES6 In Depth is a series on new features being added to the JavaScript programming language in the 6th Edition of the ECMAScript standard, ES6 for short. When I started on Mozilla’s JavaScript team back in 2007, the joke was that the length of a typical JavaScript program was one line. This was two years after Google Maps launched. Not long before that, the predominant use of JavaScript had been f
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