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Totally agree. It's doubly frustrating because a standard for authoring modules across browser and server platforms such as ESM is a good thing. But it's a bit
by sirius87 3y ago
Totally agree.
It's doubly frustrating because a standard for authoring modules across browser and server platforms such as ESM is a good thing. But it's a bit arrogant to expect module authors across TS and JS ecosystems to ship overnight. Beginners may just turn to Deno or Bun simply because hundreds of coding tutorials and snippets no longer work.
Or, when you finally get a TS config that works but then you import @aws-sdk/* or prisma seeds and then you really rip your hair out.
- quickthrower2 3y agoI am finding whatever NextJS does “just works” and I hit issues when I roll my own stuff. But I have’t dug deeply into how they do it yet.