A JavaScript module is a self-contained piece of code that defines one or more functions, variables, or objects. These modules can be imported and used in other parts of the application, allowing ...

Traditionally JavaScript didn't have any out-of-the-box way to modularize code. At best, people wrote their code in different files using various module patterns and concatenated these files before ...

ES6 browser support now means you can use the simpler JavaScript module syntax (export and import) natively in most modern browsers. Unless you're still writing for IE9, this is the way to go. This ...

The open source JavaScript runtime Node.js has reached version 23. The most important new features include the standard activation of require(esm) for Node.js applications, remote support for 32-bit ...