One to rule them all The current draft of the sixth edition of ECMAScript (ES6), the spec from which JavaScript is implemented, adds native support for modules. The spec is still in draft form ...

Even Microsoft Edge supports ESM now, so all of the main browsers now support it. There are two ways the browser makes use of modules: either in the JavaScript scripts it includes, or directly in ...

with the result that any JavaScript program is automatically a TypeScript program, without requiring any changes at all (albeit a program that has no static type checking or module system).

According to the Exploring ES6 site, "JavaScript has had modules for a long time ... and AMD have tried to address in an attempt to take all the strengths and leave out the weaknesses: Compact syntax ...

Typescript needs to be packaged into javascript, and modules need to be resolved. Bun bakes all this in. Typescript and JSX “just work.” This dramatically simplifies many projects as much of ...

At the center of it all is npm, Inc., the Oakland startup behind the largest registry and repository of JavaScript tools and modules. Isaac Schlueter, npm's creator, said that the way the whole ...

Bun 1.0, an all-in-one JavaScript runtime and toolkit ... One of the key features of Bun is its support for both Common JS and ES modules. This eliminates the incompatibility issues that ...

The open source JavaScript runtime Node.js has reached ... The first time a native ES module appears in require(), an experimental warning is displayed. In the event of problems or regressions ...

On March 15, the module was then added as a dependency to the node-ipc module, a popular dependency that many JavaScript developers ... payload and overwrite all files of users installing the ...