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Transpile to ES modules with Babel
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Zero-config code transformation with babel-plugin-macros ยท Babel
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| | Babel started out as a transpiler to let you write the latest version of the ECMAScript specification but ship to environments that don't implement those features yet. But it has become much more than that. "Compilers are the New Frameworks" says Tom Dale and I could not agree more. We're seeing more and more compile-time optimizations for libraries and frameworks. I'm not talking about syntax extensions to the language, but simple code transformations that enable patterns that would be difficult to accomplish otherwise.
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Gradually Migrating To Typescript | Keeping Up To Date
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| | Learn how to add TypeScript support to your existing JavaScript projects so you can use TypeScript modules alongside your existing JavaScript modules.
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Babel in less than 5 mins
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| | Babel is a JavaScript compiler mainly known for React and the ability to use js syntax not yet shipped to the browser. In this introduction we'll try to cover some of the core ideas such as @babel/core, @babel/cli, plugins, presets and the config file. The main idea In the js world, we like to use new and exotic syntaxes even if the browser doesn't provide support and never will. Before ie11 deprecation, a classic example was using the arrow function syntax.
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npm as a task-based build system for front-end projects | Blog | Hans Reinl
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| How to use npm as a task-based build system for front-end projects by using different CLIs and npm's scripts for JavaScript and CSS.