
…is is why you can actually add a new method to Array and suddenly all arrays can use it. This can be done in runtime, affecting an already instance…is is why you can actually add a new method to Array and suddenly all arrays can use it. This can be done in runtime, affecting an already instanced object.
Node was loaded with a babel plugin called system-import-transformer that transformed asynchronous System.import() to synchronous require() calls. That helped Node import the entire dependency tree and since react-router’s match() used callbacks,…
Remember the 4th requirement? Well, System.import is not supported in Node. Not even in v6.x. Until the ES6 module situation clears up, we are not going to see native ES6 module support any time soon.