Mark Finger

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Given a url `https://soundcloud.com/vvv/faded-inscription-feat-bvitae`, the following error is raised: `ValueError: invalid literal for int() with base 10: '100%'`. The underlying issue seems to be that soundcloud's oembed implementation[0] differs from...

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_Caveat: this largely a philosophical question that doesn't have any one correct answer_ There are a couple of points that I think it's worth considering in general. **Should a project's...

Requires long walks and musing

Might be worth considering some method of caching interactions with the file-system. Primary benefits revolve around performance and reducing IO load on the OS. There's some precedence already: - Webpack...

Re: #88 #122 When file watchers start, they crawl the targeted parts of the file system and generate a lot of data, some of which could be fed directly into...

It'd be useful to have more contextual information available when rigging up the runtime. The immediate use-case I can see is denoting that interface modules are stateless. Eg: when importing...

Would be useful to be able to handle HTML files during the build process. Processing should include finding dependencies and rewriting paths to point to hashed/versioned paths. **Benefits** - A...

_Caveat: this is quite possibly a terrible idea, but it's amusing me enough to jot it down_ Given that compiling a single file, with dependencies, will involve FS calls to:...

Primarily of importance for CSS assets and the cascade. I don't recall the implementation details of the graph's records, but it'd worthwhile ensuring that they are arrays.

If assets are annotated with both their imported and exported specifiers (including `default`), this would enable validation of dependencies during the build, rather than relying on vague runtime failures for...

Given `foo.js` import as `./Foo.js`, the file watcher will never trigger a change notification. For broader context, this is a recurring problem across most build tools. Might be worth a...