Depending on your use case, you can also use ES6 features on AWS Lambda by embedding another node version in your zip package. You then use the lambda supported version of node to launch/bootstrap your chosen version when the lambda function is activated. Of course, Webpack still supports more ES6 features than node at the moment, but the gap is rapidly shrinking.
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Depending on your use case, you can also use ES6 features on AWS Lambda by embedding another node version in your zip package. You then use the lambda supported version of node to launch/bootstrap your chosen version when the lambda function is activated. Of course, Webpack still supports more ES6 features than node at the moment, but the gap is rapidly shrinking.