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Dev Radar

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Last updated: August 8, 2024

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What is Dev Radar?

This article explores how to create dual-mode, cross-runtime JavaScript packages that are compatible with both ESM and CommonJS, as well as different runtimes like Node.js, Deno, and browsers. It highlights the benefits of dual-mode packages, such as broader compatibility, seamless transition, and reduced maintenance. It introduces the concept of cross-runtime packages and discusses the two main approaches for creating these packages: the Deno-first approach and the Node-first approach.

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Dev Radar's Top Features

Compatibility with ESM and CommonJS

Support for Node.js, Deno, and browsers

Single codebase for multiple runtimes

Deno-to-Node-Tool (DNT) support

Conventional build tools utilization

Broad compatibility

Reduced maintenance efforts

Consistent API across environments

Streamlined development process

Seamless transition between environments

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    Use Cases

    JavaScript Developers

    Develop cross-runtime packages that are usable in Node.js, Deno, and browser environments.

    Open Source Contributors

    Ensure broader compatibility for open source JavaScript libraries by creating dual-mode packages.

    Software Architects

    Design software that requires compatibility across various execution environments.

    Frontend Developers

    Enable seamless transitions between using ESM in browser environments and CommonJS in server environments.

    Backend Developers

    Create server-side packages that are compatible with both Node.js and Deno runtimes.

    Maintainers of Legacy Codebases

    Modernize existing packages for compatibility with new environments without extensive rewrites.

    Technical Leads

    Guide teams in adopting practices that ensure smooth compatibility across multiple runtimes and module systems.

    Software Testers

    Test JavaScript packages across different environments to ensure wide compatibility.

    Package Maintainers

    Reduce the overhead of maintaining separate codebases for different environments.

    Continuous Integration Specialists

    Set up pipelines that ensure JavaScript packages work seamlessly across Node.js, Deno, and browser environments.

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