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description: "Discussion on \"Tidy up your ES6 imports\". Introduction\nOver the past years I've picked up many habits to keep my projects consistent and easy to maintain. One of them is to have imports with short paths, grouped and sorted that I can scan with just a glance and as I'm lazy like any developer..."
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# [Tidy up your ES6 imports](https://antoinemesnil.hashnode.dev/tidy-up-your-es6-imports?utm_source=hashnode&utm_medium=feed)

Introduction Over the past years I've picked up many habits to keep my projects consistent and easy to maintain. One of them is to have imports with short paths, grouped and sorted that I can scan with just a glance and as I'm lazy like any developer...

Nov 3, 2022 · 3 min read · antoinemesnil.hashnode.dev  
Updated Nov 7, 2022  
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## Written by

[Antoine Mesnil](https://hashnode.com/@AntoineMesnil)

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I am an experienced developer who decided to quit 9-5 jobs to create my own startup studio.

## Responses 2

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[Semilore Idowu](https://hashnode.com/@Semijacks)

[Nov 11, 2022](https://hashnode.com/posts/tidy-up-your-es6-imports/63641ee5e8477571135b77fa/comment/636e6cb3aa170a179c298aff)

I found this really helpful. Following this pattern from today

[Dave Kjell Marong](https://hashnode.com/@Davemarong)

[Nov 5, 2022](https://hashnode.com/posts/tidy-up-your-es6-imports/63641ee5e8477571135b77fa/comment/6366b0fcfbe121bbe3337907)

Never even heard about automatically sorting your imports. That's genius.