Artem Govorov

`///` reference is not importing anything in runtime. It serves as a declaration of dependency between files. The `a.ts` file gets compiled to the following JavaScript: ```js /// b; ```...

> Depending on how you have your tsconfig configured, it's possible that TypeScript will concatenate all your source files into a single file (if you use outFile) It's only the...

While I agree that it may not be a super Windows friendly way, but tons of tools are doing it, including a few from Microsoft. Visual Studio Code itself (`%USERPROFILE%\.vscode`)...

Thanks for sharing your opinion and the link. I'll now definitely consider following the best practices when starting a new/next project. However, for the existing project changing the folder means...

Quokka doesn't support multi files, but our [other tool called Wallaby](https://wallabyjs.com/) (test runner), does support it.

@simonl65 > Given that almost all development these days makes use of modules, are there any plans to enable multi-file/modular javascript support? Just to clarify a bit - Quokka supports...

There's no way to hide code coverage boxes at the moment, it is an important feature of the plugin, so hiding it doesn't make much sense. Will leave it open...

We have tried it in past, and it is just too noisy. In larger files with many function calls it quickly becomes quite messy, because a lot of functions don't...

Also many (if not the majority) functions return values that are not just simple numbers, so one would need to look up the full value in quokka console anyway, and...

For now there's no separate release notes for Quokka, and despite the fact that there're lots of improvements/changes are being made specifically to Quokka, its releases note for now are...