James Browning

It would be good to make abstract module sources generic, especially for when sources support [JS sources](https://github.com/tc39/proposal-esm-phase-imports). e.g.: ```ts // mod.ts export const name = "foo"; export function bar(): number...

> At the same time, the current static design gives us determinism and isn’t racy. A module identifier that resolves to a certain module will continue to do so throughout...

> and would introduce potentially significant delays as each script would have to wait for its own map. This is effectively true anyway as the document loading will be blocked...

There is already a [draft for multi draw indirect](https://github.com/gpuweb/gpuweb/pull/2315). Not only that there's even an [implementation in Chrome](https://developer.chrome.com/blog/new-in-webgpu-131#experimental_support_for_multi-draw_indirect) (behind a flag).

> pnpm has `auto-install-peers` flag. I think it might be a good idea to add `deno add --auto-install-peers`. It would be good as well if deno could also just read...

See also this which is basically the same thing: https://gist.github.com/littledan/47b4fe9cf9196abdcd53abee940e92df

I've been wanting something like this, though I realized it will be relatively simple with a decorator: ```js function using(field, { metadata, access }) { metadata.disposableFields ??= []; metadata.disposableFields.push(access.get); }...

> execCommand API, as well as text editors. The `execCommand` API is very historical and is known to be not a very good API. Due to it's age though is...

Question. Do we even need to callout to `HostEnsureCanCompileStrings` for the case of `new Function()` (with no params)? It doesn't seem to me that `new Function()` on it's own can...

It just seems surprising to me that `new Function()` needs to invoke the machinery for checking whether or not a string is safe given that it wasn't given a string...