Jan Bölsche
Jan Bölsche
The good thing is, moving to CommonJS modules is even a good first step towards running inside Node. I think right now, we neither need grunt nor make. browserify alone...
Yes, CommonJS modules are singletons that you access with require(), which is pretty handy.
That is a _huge_ commit :) I left some comments on it. I think this is a good step towards modularity all in all!
can we use dtrace for this?
I fixed it in [this pull request](https://github.com/gruntjs/grunt/pull/732)
Hi @robjens, thanks for the hint. Good to know that it works with selenium. Feel free to send a pull request in case you port your code to JS ;)
You can create a google calendar, set some events in it and download the calanders URL using curl. That's pretty nice for experimenting. For example, try this: ``` curl https://www.google.com/calendar/ical/mr2aer3jbpqphnar6a7gfm3tqs%40group.calendar.google.com/public/basic.ics...
@TimWhiting so, you are working on a Koka compiler written in Koka with a wasm backend that is able to compile itself to wasm? That would be the most elegant...
> Some notes: with regards to the JS backend, we would also need to remove some libraries (for the command line interpreter) probably from the core koka package. Maybe not,...