The case for Weak Dependencies in JS
Read OriginalThis article argues for using weak dependencies in JavaScript libraries, where features are enhanced if a peer library is present but fall back to basic functionality if not. It discusses the paradigm's benefits for library authors, including progressive enhancement, smaller bundle sizes, and flexibility in using optional peer dependencies without forcing them on all users.
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