Skip to content

Issues: dherman/defense-of-dot-js

New issue

Have a question about this project? Sign up for a free GitHub account to open an issue and contact its maintainers and the community.

Sign up for GitHub

By clicking “Sign up for GitHub”, you agree to our terms of service and privacy statement. We’ll occasionally send you account related emails.

Already on GitHub? Sign in to your account

14 Open 8 Closed
14 Open 8 Closed
Author
Filter by author
Loading
Label
Filter by label
Loading
Use alt + click/return to exclude labels
or ⇧ + click/return for logical OR
Projects
Filter by project
Loading
Milestones
Filter by milestone
Loading
Assignee
Filter by who’s assigned
Sort
Sort by
Newest Oldest Most commented Least commented Recently updated Least recently updated Best match
Most reactions
👍 👎 😄 🎉 😕 ❤️ 🚀 👀

Issues list

Has anyone released node.js polyfills for this yet?
#23 opened May 28, 2018 by jedwards1211
Why is it requirement for both require and import to load both kinds of modules?
#22 opened Oct 25, 2017 by greggman
module.json
#21 opened Sep 19, 2017 by chharvey
1
[historical reference] module.resolver alternative
#19 opened Jun 9, 2016 by caridy
Create babel plugin for poly-package transition. enhancement
#17 opened Jun 8, 2016 by jdalton
1
Link back to polypackage example in the what-about-transitional-packages blurb
#16 opened Jun 8, 2016 by jdalton
Clarify nvm example or swap it for a more recognizable one.
#15 opened Jun 8, 2016 by jdalton
1
proposal: assume ideal future world, backwards compatibility "exercise for the reader"
#11 opened May 11, 2016 by jokeyrhyme
2
4f
#10 opened May 10, 2016 by martinheidegger
15
Idea on package.json approach
#7 opened Apr 29, 2016 by dead-claudia
2
Prioritize index.js before module.js bug enhancement
#5 opened Apr 27, 2016 by pitaj
7
Counter argument
#4 opened Apr 27, 2016 by prettydiff
4
Possible problems with transpiling into the project root
#2 opened Apr 27, 2016 by mariusGundersen
4
package.json bin question
#1 opened Apr 27, 2016 by boopathi
4
ProTip! Mix and match filters to narrow down what you’re looking for.