kai zhu

nice work on react-demo. but are we gonna use react for full-feature demo? i prefer it stays vanilla-js so people like me can clone-and-modify it w/o any extra tooling. also...

likely either in `webpack` or `sqljs`, the statement `module.exports = ...` is failing (because module is null). if you change your code to the following, you can figure out where...

searching thru the source code, the only place where `module.exports` is assigned (besides tests) is [here](https://github.com/sql-js/sql.js/blob/d890afba12a2cfad141745ea375e5b4a782539a8/src/shell-post.js#L13). but that happens during the require-call which succeeded, not initSqljs. so i'm stumped as...

was bitten by this at work for couple months (during which disabled NODE_TLS_REJECT_UNAUTHORIZED=0 when i didn't know better). eventually stumbled on solution trying to get curl to work as well....

out-of-loop-traces are expensive to bookkeep. i could envision performance-hit to programs written by someone naively using promises/await-calls at every opportunity with this feature. we could instead standardize entry-point-traces for a...

if you can do empirical-survey of what javascript-entry-points people find most-useful-to-know when debugging, i'm all for it. i don't have insight in desktop-development. my insight in web-development however, is that...

i agree standardizing conversion APIs are a priority and common painpoint in UX-workflow programming.

> always bet on JS because javascript is the best-language for solving ux-problems where jobs will forever-be-in-demand, (while ppl who solve cs-problems are increasingly irrelevant and jobless).

i would go further and argue that es-modules were a mistake. sure js-rollups in browsers have issues, but they're all fairly manageable for product-developers and devops. es-modules, otoh, have caused...

and why can't we just use "variables inside a closure"? javascript in websites are essentially [stateless] programs, message-passing string-data between [externally-stateful] ui's and datastores (possibly behind http-servers). in fact, this...