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It's 2024; #JavaScript #libraries should be shipping #ESModules *only*
Is it wrong if I'm kind of enjoying the drama about #ljharb?
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The only standard is death comes to everything!
> enough libraries use ES Modules that for many projects you need to either use ES Modules, or figure out how to interoperate ES Modules with your CommonJS code. At the same time, enough code still uses CommonJS that you often need to figure out how to include that legacy code in your otherwise-ES Module project.
https://borischerny.com/javascript,/typescript/2024/06/19/ES-Modules-Are-A-Mess.html
Boris Cherny’s Blog · NPM and NodeJS should do more to make ES Modules easy to useComing back to JavaScript and TypeScript after a few years neck deep in Python and Hack, I kept hitting a number of new, cryptic errors when running NodeJS code in my dev environment:
> Support for require()ing ESM graphs is now exposed by default in Node.js 22
OpenJS FoundationNode.js 22 Available Now | OpenJS FoundationThe release of Node.js 22 is available now! Highlights in Node.js 22 include require()ing ESM graphs, WebSocket client, updates of the V8 JavaScript engine, and more!