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The userland packages tag on WindowsForum.com covers discussions about third-party software packages installed at the user level, often via package managers like npm. Topics include enabling ECMAScript modules in Node.js using packages such as @std/esm, which provides a spec-compliant ES module loader for Node 4+. These packages are typically opt-in, lightweight, and designed to bridge compatibility gaps between different module systems. The tag is relevant for developers working with JavaScript, Node.js, and modern module formats, particularly those seeking to adopt ES modules without waiting for native support.
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ES Modules in Node Today!
Editor’s Note: Today’s post is a guest post from Link Removed, a Program Manager on the Microsoft Edge team and creator of the popular Lodash JavaScript library, sharing the news of a new community project to bring ECMAScript modules to Node. I’m excited to announce the release of @std/esm...- News
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