> If you're working within the browser (implied by this being a frontend), then you have to use a build tool since javascript modules/imports haven't landed in

> If you're working within the browser (implied by this being a frontend), then you have to use a build tool since javascript modules/imports haven't landed in any browser yet. For now, but native JS module loading is right around the corner, and at that point I don't want to have a required tool to load my modules. Currently I use HTML Imports, which don't require tools because they use relative URLs. It works really well, so I hope to use that pattern with JS modules.