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Noticed that under build tools, JSPM wasn't mentioned. Is it no longer popular? I've had a ok experience using it and systemjs been pretty good so far to get es

by nkassis 10y ago

Noticed that under build tools, JSPM wasn't mentioned. Is it no longer popular? I've had a ok experience using it and systemjs been pretty good so far to get es6 module support and typescript working. I guess JSPM wouldn't fit quite in the build tool category but I see no dependency management section.

andrewmcwatters 10y ago
It was never popular.
shados 10y ago
JSPM never picked up. Its call to fame was that it was more "future proof" using standards that were not actually standard, and had a pretty bad take on pre-building vs building in the browser and stuff. It was slow (and the ways to make it fast were very clunky) and generally, tools focusing on node/NPM entirely ended up winning out.