Browser Package Management
summary
Claims that ES6 modules and a spec-compatible loader make browser package management practical with concrete tools: the ES6 Module Loader polyfill runs ES6 in browsers today; system.js adds AMD/CommonJS/global compatibility; jspm pulls from GitHub/npm and installs flat dependency trees. A voxel demo traces ~128 requests (~300 KB) and a local build reads ~92 module files (multi‑MB). speedy push multiplexing often matches a browserify bundle’s speed; jspm tooling works but exposes version forks and tradeoffs.
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chapters (5)
- 0:00Start
- 12:41ES6 Module Specification
- 29:31What about performance?
- 29:50Local Performance
- 30:50Remote Performance
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