In this Hasty Treat, Scott and Wes talk about modules in Node — what are they, how they’re different from browser modules, and more!

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Show Notes

3:06 - How were they done before?

5:11 - How do they work?

7:07 - How to use Modules in Node

9:57 - Gotchas

13:18 - What should you use?

Links

• Node
• Node Modules
• Babel
• ESM
• Meteor
• Keystone
• MJS

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