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title: "Comment by José Pablo Ramírez Vargas on \"Unveiling the World of Node.js: A Comprehensive Exploration for Beginners\" | Hashnode"
description: "I get that most AI-assisted write-ups will use what is the most abundant out there, but as technical writers we should make sure we guide the future generations"
url: "https://hashnode.com/posts/unveiling-the-world-of-nodejs-a-comprehensive-exploration-for-beginners/66dba71d7058a9fb51628027/comment/66dc93f9ac7d5d3c9c21c095"
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[Discussion](https://hashnode.com/posts/unveiling-the-world-of-nodejs-a-comprehensive-exploration-for-beginners/66dba71d7058a9fb51628027)

Comment [Unveiling the World of Node.js: A Comprehensive Exploration for Beginners](https://hashnode.com/posts/unveiling-the-world-of-nodejs-a-comprehensive-exploration-for-beginners/66dba71d7058a9fb51628027)

[José Pablo Ramírez Vargas](https://hashnode.com/@webJose)

[Sep 7, 2024](https://hashnode.com/posts/unveiling-the-world-of-nodejs-a-comprehensive-exploration-for-beginners/66dba71d7058a9fb51628027/comment/66dc93f9ac7d5d3c9c21c095)

I get that most AI-assisted write-ups will use what is the most abundant out there, but as technical writers we should make sure we guide the future generations in the right path: Writing CommonJS code needs to be **discouraged**. New articles should always present ESM code.