Links es6-module-loader - ES6 module loader polyfill SystemJS - Spec-compliant universal module loader - loads ES6 modules, AMD, CommonJS and global scripts. SystemJS-Build-Tool - Build tool for SystemJS which can bundle for production jspm - Package manager for the SystemJS universal module loader, built on top of the dynamic ES6 module loader. Load any module format (ES6, AMD, CommonJS and globals) directly from endpoints such as npm and github with flat versioned dependency management. For production, use the jspm CLI tool to download packages locally, lock down versions and build into a bundle. In development, load modules directly from CDN for frictionless experimentation, switching into production on the same code with a single configuration change. Supports SPDY with server push. jspm-es6-demo - jspm ES6 module loading workflow demo - write ES6 modules, load external from CDN, install locally using CDN versions, bundle into single file for production jspm Google Group - Discussion forum for JSPM Guy Bedford’s Twitter Guy Bedford’s GitHub repositories Jeff Barczewski, Founder, CodeWinds twitter CodeWinds twitter Videos Fluent Conf 2014 - Guy Bedf...","partOfSeries":{"@type":"PodcastSeries","name":"CodeWinds - Leading edge web developer news and training | javascript / React.js / Node.js / HTML5 / web development - Jeff Barczewski","url":"https://goodpods.com/podcasts/codewinds-leading-edge-web-developer-news-and-training-javascript-reac-23131"},"associatedMedia":{"@type":"MediaObject","contentUrl":"http://codewinds.com/media/podcast/codewinds-008.mp3"}}},{"@type":"ListItem","position":9,"item":{"@type":"PodcastEpisode","@id":"https://goodpods.com/podcasts/codewinds-leading-edge-web-developer-news-and-training-javascript-reac-23131/007-forrest-norvell-on-es6-and-our-communitys-role-at-jsconf-2014-818814","url":"https://goodpods.com/podcasts/codewinds-leading-edge-web-developer-news-and-training-javascript-reac-23131/007-forrest-norvell-on-es6-and-our-communitys-role-at-jsconf-2014-818814","name":"007 Forrest Norvell on ES6 and our community's role at JSConf 2014","datePublished":"2014-6-24","timeRequired":"PT38M33S","description":"Watch video on YouTube Episode InfoEpisode NotesLinksVideos Episode Info Episode: CW 007 Published: June 24th, 2014 Tags: nodejs, js,es6,jsconf Duration: 38:33 Episode Notes 01:36 - Forrest explains his new position at npm Inc. 02:20 - Discussion of Forrest’s JSConf 2014 talk 03:30 - Rise of community standards, Douglas Crockford’s the Good Parts, John Resig jQuery, Promises A+ standard 05:50 - Standards committees, an inside look 08:00 - ES4, ES5, Harmony, ES7 (champion for each feature) 10:00 - test262 - conformance test suite 11:58 - Our community has the power to figure out what features in ES6 are useful. Sort out the parts that are genuinely useful. Figure out the good parts now. 14:48 - Module proposal benefited from critical discussions from the community 16:00 - Tools for using ES6 features now 17:26 - Development community needs to get on top of things and teach how we use the features with emphasis on the compelling parts. 18:50 - Forrest no longer recommends Crockford’s Good Parts to new developers because half is scar tissue and dogma, instead Dave Herman’s Effective JavaScript which gives them a mental toolkit to determine their own style 20:55 - Don’t concentrate on what’s cool, but concentrate on what’s stable and effective. As an educator be conservative. 21:29 - Warnings from Java, Perl history 24:00 - Typescript and Coffeescript bring things to the table but they could fragment the community 24:40 - ES timeline 26:30 - Features need enough examination to ensure they are finished 28:00 - Keeping some things in user land to see what community comes up with. Developers as leaders in this transition. 29:00 - npm growth, npm Inc dev ops, addressing pain points in npm CLI 34:30 - All software languages have something that is terrible. Community is something that makes Node.js special. 35:45 - Node.js in the enterprise is happening very rapidly. A very interesting time to be in the middle of this evolution. Links Forrest Norvell, npm product maker at npm Inc. twitter npm Inc. - npm, Inc. supports the JavaScript community by providing the registry where developers publish and share packaged open-source modules. traceur - Traceur is a JavaScript.next-to-JavaScript-of-today compiler. 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CodeWinds - Leading edge web developer news and training | javascript / React.js / Node.js / HTML5 / web development - Jeff Barczewski

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