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Joel Griffith
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Aug 28, 2019 ⋅ 7 min read

You don’t need Babel with Node

Joel Griffith @browserless @elastic It only has to work.

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4 Replies to "You don’t need Babel with Node"

  1. Module support is no longer experimental!

    I’d love to completely get rid of Babel, but some nice features like optional chaining are still unimplemented in Node.

  2. “If you want to try TypeScript without having to change your entire build pipeline, then Babel can do that as well.”
    Can you please elaborate on this? I don’t see how Babel can be helpful for TypeScript.

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