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They are probably launching a new 16” with a better chip in 2 days, so at least wait for that!
I think you’re right with international English / translated into English. Just that it’s weird overloaded meanings for native speakers!
I dunno I get it, but I think it’s somewhat inverted in native English, “how are you” isn’t actually a question about how you are; “are you okay” is based on something distressing
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"Jucika's wedding night"
For a ride you can just get on one, that’s cheap, you don’t have to rent the whole thing with a custom route. A bit more expensive, but for a wedding or a work thing or so you can get the whole thing and a custom route!
Aside, the shop seems very much like your thing tramshop.museumtramlijn.org
It’s where the museumtrams sleep! The good news is that you can rent those :) www.museumtramlijn.org
They have some of those in the Globe museum in Vienna, sounds like maybe your thing! www.onb.ac.at/en/museums/g...
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esm files have different types from cjs files, which is exactly why you want to generate corresponding types, and have them picked up by TS, and not wrongfully linked to one or the other
- you don’t need “module”, that’s a old webpack field do faux esm
- you don’t need “main”, as “exports” is used
- you don’t need those “types” either: those are the defaults for the “default”s you have next to them. They are also easy to mess up, if you’d add another file for a different conditio
Photo of Vincent van Gogh’s painting Starry Night, at MOMA in New York
I should’ve shared that I saw the Starry Night by Van Gogh again this weekend (at MOMA). And I just cut a boring release for wooorm/starry-night (github.com/wooorm/starr...). The painting is very nice and I saw several Dutch people there
Woah. jQuery migrated to ESM!
Come on other big libraries! No excuses now.
How did you get Georgian in there!!
Maybe line break (one enter) vs blank line (two) here is confusing?
But I rarely have those problems in readmes or comments on GH? 🤔 I don’t understand how this affects accessibility
Which ones? 🤔
Also, you can write html in md. I like thinking of markdown and MDX as being HTML and JSX, but you don’t have to repeat yourself for some of the repeated angle brackets
I think that’s just @palestinianbotz.bsky.social joking around
I haven’t been keeping up with this, but as others noted there are properties for this. AFAIK they do work well now, but depend on the stuff shipped with browsers. If that’s not reliable enough, there’s stuff like github.com/bramstein/hy...
Nice to read! Let me know if you want to talk about training plan. I am no expert but I have opinions
Neither ESM nor dual (through type and exports fields), but a “module” field, so it’s CJS but there is some intent of using fake ESM for old bundlers
Yeah that annoys me most. The rest are all fine choices! Why?!?!
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The graph was getting big and there’s a trend now, I plan on switching to half-yearly updates, and moved some odd quarterly updates out.
Also, npm became unusable, this crawl uses `ecosyste.ms` by @andrewnez.bsky.social, thanks Andrew! Data seems to work!
Code: github.com/wooorm/npm-e....
Dual is also up, 18.1% to 20.8%. Dual is not bad per se, it helps people, but it’s also big, and it’s not needed with `require(esm)`, so I especially hope those packages move to ESM.
Thanks @joyeecheung.bsky.social for `require(esm)`!
Graph showing the status, in raw CSV: ```csv date,total,esm,dual,faux,cjs 2021-08-24,5617,341,95,832,4349 2021-11-09,5647,411,119,809,4308 2022-08-01,5734,496,207,791,4240 2022-11-04,5747,518,216,785,4228 2023-05-29,6240,630,417,783,4410 2023-11-22,6818,734,510,881,4693 2024-05-27,7042,819,736,826,4661 2024-11-27,8087,942,1152,843,5150 2025-06-05,8677,995,1573,859,5250 2025-12-04,14159,1779,2947,1522,7911 ```
Hello friends and welcome to a new “How is ESM vs CJS going!” 33.4% of the popular packages on npm now includes ESM. Up from 29.6% half a year ago. We have a third!
ESM-only is up from 11.5% to 12.6%.
This is also the impact of half a year of Node 18 being EOL, making `require(esm)` available
