Looking for a name that makes more sense than "browser" here (in pink).
It points to a JS Module that uses syntax supported by the browsers that implement <script type=module>:
Chrome 61+, Firefox 60+, Safari 10.3+ & Edge 16+
What would you call it? "esmodules"? "modern"?
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Node.js v14.3.0 just went out!
Update to check out top-level await (shoutout @devsnek) amongst a host of other great new updates!
Post here (soon) 👇🏻
nodejs.org/en/blog/release/v…
Experimental support for `Top-Level Await` just landed in @nodejs core!
Amazing work @devsnek
Should go out with the next 14.x release (backporting as I type this). Will work with both `--experimental-top-level-await` and `--harmony-top-level-await`
github.com/nodejs/node/commi…
How much do you care about @nodejs native function call performance overhead? Like using NAPI or `node-ffi` or whatever.
Plz retweet for reach I'm super curious!
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