[akira2501]

They may be fine.. but nodejs still makes working with them at the cli particularly inconvenient for me. I'm sure there's rational reasons they've made the choices they did, like import being async and which lexical context you're in being significant, but they create an inconvenient mess when I'm trying to test and refactor code around.

Meanwhile, import cycles are easy to design around and to fix with a single interstitial module if you need it, and "live value" exporting has never been an impediment to me. You can export objects, and their properties are "live" enough for me.

Outside of one specific problem in browsers, I'm not sure what ES6 is actually supposed to buy me. I'm still trying to figure out how to turn of ts-ls "File is a CommonJS module; it may be converted to ES6" disagnostic.