In a project that aims to run both on the browser and Node.js with minimal changes, how would the choice between ES6 Modules and CommonJS affect the architecture?
- ES6 Modules
- CommonJS
- No significant impact on architecture
- Depends on the specific project requirements
Choosing ES6 Modules facilitates a more seamless transition between browser and Node.js environments due to its standardized syntax and support for asynchronous module loading. CommonJS, with its synchronous nature, might require additional efforts to adapt to the asynchronous nature of browser environments.
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