> And with HTTP2, they would have just stopped bundling and a newer async implementation of `require` would have been conjured. async and dynamic import can al

> And with HTTP2, they would have just stopped bundling and a newer async implementation of `require` would have been conjured. async and dynamic import can always be added later, if demand is great enough for them. Simpler is better to start off with, and require still works just fine (and extensions to require can easily be built on existing primitives). > And the new "syntax" that they created is just a variant of destructuring. Yeah, that was the point.