Working with modules in Node.js has evolved significantly. It used to be simple: CommonJS was the only game in town. With the introduction of ES Modules (ESM) and their stabilization in Node.js,...

Top-level await in Javascript allows developers to use the await keyword at the top level of a module, outside of an async function. This simplifies code by enabling modules to act as if they are...

Node.js has always supported Common.js as the module system. When building a package we use modules.export to define the elements in the package that can be consumed by other modules: // file:...

Most of the time I work with ES Modules as a consumer, only using the import side of the equation. However there is another side to modules when working in creating reusable code libraries. This post...

Import maps allow developers to instead specify arbitrary text in the module specifier when importing a module; the map provides a corresponding value that will replace the text when the module URL is...