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Jasper St. Pierre (2014-06-20T17:54:17.000Z)
On Fri, Jun 20, 2014 at 11:39 AM, John Barton <johnjbarton at google.com>
wrote:

>
> I started out with a similar opinion. Then I wrote some ES6 code.
>
> What we need now is experience from using ES6-modules. We have plenty of
> decent implementations. We've built nodejs and browser applications based
> on ES6 modules. That experience shows that the ES6 solution is modestly
> superior to any ES5 solution. Moreover the ES6 solution interoperates with
> the main ES5 solutions.  Are there projects which attempted to use ES6
> modules but where unable to succeed because of technical barriers?
>

As a developer currently writing ES5 code, what's the best way to try out
writing ES6 code that uses modules? Every time I try and look at
bootstrapping ES6 with modules, I can't figure it out. A "Get Started
Trying It Out" guide would go a long way, I feel.


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dignifiedquire at gmail.com (2014-06-21T08:56:38.944Z)
> On Fri, Jun 20, 2014 at 11:39 AM, John Barton <johnjbarton at google.com> wrote:
>
> I started out with a similar opinion. Then I wrote some ES6 code.
>
> What we need now is experience from using ES6-modules. We have plenty of
> decent implementations. We've built nodejs and browser applications based
> on ES6 modules. That experience shows that the ES6 solution is modestly
> superior to any ES5 solution. Moreover the ES6 solution interoperates with
> the main ES5 solutions.  Are there projects which attempted to use ES6
> modules but where unable to succeed because of technical barriers?
>

As a developer currently writing ES5 code, what's the best way to try out
writing ES6 code that uses modules? Every time I try and look at
bootstrapping ES6 with modules, I can't figure it out. A "Get Started
Trying It Out" guide would go a long way, I feel.
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