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Comment #18770089
Node will likely end up with multiple ways to disambiguate modules. Until then, you might dig https://npmjs.com/esm . No .mjs required.
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Comment #18769923
The `esm` loader allows specifying a parse goal pragma as one of several ways to disambiguate source – https://npmjs.com/esm . Node will likely end up needing more than just an ext…
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Comment #15250317
I know styfle is aware, but for others, you can unlock named exports of CJS modules with @std/esm: https://github.com/standard-things/esm https://medium.com/web-on-the-edge/es-modu…
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Comment #14739756
npm5 and 5.1 has improved performance significantly so that it's comparable with yarn.
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Comment #14124221
The TS response makes sense in light of the other issues your desired behavior would cause.
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Comment #13953429
Naw, Lodash is modular. You can cherry-pick its modules. It's less than 716 bytes (with lodash-webpack-plugin).
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Comment #13447511
You might be able to fix that with something like babel-plugin-lodash which can be ran over your code (and deps) to enforce cherry-picking across the board. https://github.com/loda…
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Comment #13214349
Not smell just semver – http://semver.org/
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Comment #13214259
This! Lodash turns 5 in 4 months :)
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Comment #13128548
I dig Babel 6. I'm glad they took the major bump, which allows breaking changes, to improve things. The major bump means it's opt-in, so folks can continue to use the older version…
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Comment #13125713
:clap:
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Comment #13102009
You might dig lodash-bound – Enables chained lodash functions with ES bind (::) syntax https://github.com/elado/lodash-bound
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Comment #13059555
You might dig mudash – Lodash wrapper providing immutable.js support https://github.com/brianneisler/mudash
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Comment #12915617
If you dig immutable, auto-curried, data-last methods there's also lodash/fp modules – https://github.com/lodash/lodash/wiki/FP-Guide
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Comment #12745518
Yep, as well as outside donations – https://jquery.org/ Every bit helps.
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Comment #12740048
Creator of Lodash here. From my experience the foundation is a pretty chill, hands off, non-profit. I sought out and voluntarily joined the Dojo Foundation early in Lodash's develo…
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Comment #12417162
No-trololo: Lodash is modular so you can use cherry-pick the methods you want. There's plugins to make it easier and further reduce bundle sizes. https://github.com/lodash/babel-pl…
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Comment #12375518
lodash.throttle is a standalone zero-dependency package of just the throttle module. The `lodash` package is a collection of modules one of which is `lodash/throttle`. You can gene…
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Comment #12375471
No worries, lodash/debounce can be reduced further with babel+webpack plugins. Assuming the current setup of babel+webpack the difference between your naive version is just ~0.5 kB…
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Comment #12363699
Congrats!
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Comment #12146231
There's no hard requirement for babel-polyfill or babel-runtime. Babel works great without shims in modern enviros (I don't use shims in my projects).
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Comment #12140287
Neither Rollup nor Webpack 2 will tree-shake Lodash properly. The best option at the moment is babel-plugin-lodash.
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Comment #12112356
Related: https://twitter.com/jdalton/status/754474672977096704 .