Chris Cowan

I've been having the same problem. I've posted some screenshots [here](https://github.com/atom/atom/issues/8678). My Packages page says that the "Community Packages" section has 14 items, but only shows 1!

@peduxe Thanks, looks like the `require` package was the cause. Removing it worked around the issue. Here's the full stack trace if it's useful: ``` atom.project.getPath is not a function...

[This message linked in this project's readme](https://mail.mozilla.org/pipermail/es-discuss/2015-March/041887.html) describes a lot of the reasoning of the current architecture. There is an important difference between promises and iterators: a reference to a...

Yeah, on second thought I agree it's bad that in my example that the async generator is being exited during an await instead of a yield.

I'm really interested in this so I could port [NonEuclid](https://github.com/AgentME/NonEuclid) from Spigot to Sponge. In NonEuclid, depending on a player's location, I want them to see one of two possible...

>>Would it be possible for JS to listen to the memory "change" event, and update any buffers in an event listener there? That seems like it might avoid the view-per-load...

@aardappel >I had hoped that the spec would allow an implementation to terminate, which would be most useful to the programmer, to be able to fix their code. Though I...

@frank-dspeed By cross origin, do you mean between different WebAssembly modules running in different iframes or windows? I would expect that kind of integration to work by something like a...

>If WebAssembly owns the data, you can create a view over the WebAssembly.Memory buffer and pass that around to your JavaScript functions too: One important caveat: the view into the...

Related: https://github.com/ewasm/wasm-metering is an example of a project which pre-processes a webassembly binary to add step metering and timeouts.