Node.js Best Practices - How to become a better Node.js developer in 2018

[ShrawanLakhe]

For me, one should start writing. i have just started blogging as well on https://www.nodexplained.com/. I find Secure Your Node.js Web Application by Karl Düüna extremely informative on security aspects of web application programming. I learnt a lot by reading this book.

[warnero]

I've been hunting and hunting to find a good answer to this. Can we use the new ES6 modules stuff? If so, how? If not, why not? I'd love to hear your answer. I just recently saw one article suggest implementing both https://gist.github.com/domenic/4748675 .

[caraya]

Look at the date for the gist, the situation has changed since then.

Jake Archibald does a pretty good job explaining current support for modules in browsers and Contentful does a good job explaining if we should stop bundling now that modules are a thing

Those articles and a crapload of testing are a good starting point.

[warnero]

Neither of those discusses what I brought up - using ES6 modulse in Node.js (unless I'm missing something). I may not have said so explicitly, but didn't think I had to since the article is titled "How to become a better Node.js developer in 2018".

[caraya]

You're right. I misread the original issue and added the wrong links to the discussion.

These are the links for Node:

• An Update on ES6 Modules in Node.js
• ES6 modules, Node.js and the Michael Jackson Solution
• ES6 Modules in Node 9.3.0
• Using ES modules natively in Node.js

Sorry about the confusion

[warnero]

Thanks! I wish some of these had shown up in my searches.