Rollup Native Modules Boilerplate
A demo app showcasing the use of real JavaScript modules in production—complete with cross-browser fallbacks for legacy browsers.
Overview:
The Rollup Native Modules Boilerplate is a demo app that showcases the use of real JavaScript modules in production. It includes cross-browser fallbacks for legacy browsers and demonstrates techniques described in the article "Using Native JavaScript Modules in Production Today."
Features:
- Babel transforms, including JSX
- CommonJS dependencies, such as react and react-dom
- CSS dependencies
- Asset hashing
- Code splitting
- Dynamic import with polyfill fallback
- Module/nomodule fallback
Summary:
The Rollup Native Modules Boilerplate is an example of using real JavaScript modules in a production environment. It includes various features like Babel transforms, CommonJS dependencies, and code splitting. The installation process is straightforward, and the app can be run locally with the provided commands.
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