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The Web has all of these issues and yet importing JS libraries this way has worked just fine. Obviously it's not what you should do if you are publishing a lib
by inimino 8y ago
The Web has all of these issues and yet importing JS libraries this way has worked just fine.
Obviously it's not what you should do if you are publishing a library for others to use, but for local use, and the kinds of exploratory scientific computing he was talking about, it sounds perfect.
- pitaj 8y agoIt has _not_ worked "just fine" which is why we have bundlers, minifiers, and other build systems.
- inimino 8y agoWe have those things as a result of having too much code pulled in from too many sources. This has approximately nothing to do with URLs as identifiers, which is one of the foundations of the Web.