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Isomorphic JS is only going to get bigger. Writing browser-friendly modules in CommonJS is an admirable strategy, especially since you're trying to avoid requi
by bsimpson 12y ago
Isomorphic JS is only going to get bigger. Writing browser-friendly modules in CommonJS is an admirable strategy, especially since you're trying to avoid requiring your own custom build system.
I use Webpack (similar to Browserify, but I understand Webpack's more powerful), and I can't imagine starting a new JS project without it.