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lastmjs
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Comment #39290469
We've been using RustPython as the Python interpreter for our project Kybra, which is a Python environment for the Internet Computer Protocol (decentralized cloud, where all progra…
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Query Ethereum: chain analysis from a browser tab
Hey everyone, I've been working on a new prototype project, https://queryethereum.com If you want to jump straight into trying some examples, use this GraphQL bin: https://www.grap…
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Comment #21914985
I believe most if not all of the missing features can be addressed and eventually Zwitterion could replace Webpack. I believe that non-bundlers will replace bundlers. Also, not all…
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Comment #21914869
Great feedback on the README, thank you
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Comment #21914860
Alright, I'm feeling bad about have a misleading title and I'd like to fix it. I can't change the title now without removing this post and reposting it. Do you have a suggestion fo…
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Comment #21914733
Exactly
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Comment #21914726
If you really want it you can open and issue and try to be convincing...but I'm pretty set on moving forward with just ES modules. I attempted this in the past and compiling Common…
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Comment #21914671
Zwitterion could add support for .svelte files rather easily
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Comment #21914649
I encourage you to try Zwitterion, that's exactly its goal
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Comment #21914607
No you're good! I just want to come through this with my integrity intact. Also, the browser-compatible Node.js libraries you spoke of above, those can be added to Zwitterion as we…
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Comment #21914584
Thanks for the feedback, seems like sourcemaps will be needed, shouldn't be a problem: https://github.com/lastmjs/zwitterion/issues/266 Zwitterion is not a bundler. I believe the w…
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Comment #21914568
True, but you lose the enormous benefits of things like TypeScript and the latest JS features. We need the good old days of our dev process combined with the good new days of langu…
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Comment #21914558
I don't plan on supporting common.js. See this issue for CSS and images: https://github.com/lastmjs/zwitterion/issues/265 I will most likely add those soon. I will also be exposing…
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Comment #21914543
I think it's simpler. No bundling. You don't have to include a bundle file, you just include files directly as you would have without a bundler. That may seem like a trivial differ…
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Comment #21914509
Exactly. Zwitterion relies on ES modules in production and development, so bundling is not strictly necessary. See the README for information on performance implications.
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Comment #21914498
Yeah I've been seeing that too. I've definitely been working on it recently, I just stopped using semantic release which was doing GitHub releases, and I've switched to just using …
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Comment #21914489
Exactly. You don't need any of that if you don't want it. You can write everything in your HTML file if you want, put your script in a script element (though there will be no compi…
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Comment #21914470
You should be able to set the MIME type: https://github.com/lastmjs/zwitterion#headers-file In the case above, you would need to say type="module", because you are importing a modu…
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Comment #21914425
Hmm...excellent feedback! Thank you. I hope I wasn't dishonest with the title. I do believe Zwitterion has the potential to rival and replace Webpack eventually.
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