Using ES6 modules/NPM ecosystem with Turbulenz
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Zacqary Adam Xeper
Feb 27, 2016, 6:34:23 PM2/27/16
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Hey everyone! I've been away from Turbulenz development for a while, but I'm starting to find time for side projects again. So I'm wondering what the state of using ES6 modules in Turbulenz development is. I know the last time I was working with TZ, it was a lot of exposing stuff as globals — although frontend modules have only started being widely used in the past year or so, so that's just how things were done.
But right now I'm in a place where I'm very used to being able to structure my codebase with ES6 import and export statements, pull third-party libraries off NPM, and hot-reload my code changes. Has anyone worked with Turbulenz in ES6 and a Webpack-style workflow? Is Turbulenz on NPM at this point?
If the answer is no, I'll gladly be the first. I'm just wondering where the community's at with all this.
But right now I'm in a place where I'm very used to being able to structure my codebase with ES6 import and export statements, pull third-party libraries off NPM, and hot-reload my code changes. Has anyone worked with Turbulenz in ES6 and a Webpack-style workflow? Is Turbulenz on NPM at this point?
If the answer is no, I'll gladly be the first. I'm just wondering where the community's at with all this.
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