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Ah, I see you already tried that before. I'm surprised at @alexcrichton 's reasoning: if we use `JsValue` then we cannot change it without a semver breaking change. And we...

@alexcrichton That's fair. I think it's possible to get proper static types with only some minor tweaks: Since it's already generating a brand new `Iter` struct for each iterable type,...

@derekdreery Does [my suggestion](https://github.com/rustwasm/wasm-bindgen/pull/1913#issuecomment-576934275) not work? You would just add in a couple calls to `unchecked_into`. It should only require ~6 lines of code to change the implementation. There's no...

@derekdreery Hmm, that's annoying, I guess it should be using `JsString` instead of `String`. As for `Option`, that is indeed a very tricky problem. To be honest, I really dislike...

@derekdreery Well, I'm personally okay with having it done in a second PR, but that second PR would have to be done before we release, because changing the type is...

@derekdreery Great, so if we use `JsString` and fix the issue with `?` then it should work with `unchecked_into`, that's good news.

I believe this is a bug with esm.sh, perhaps they don't properly handle libraries that have multiple entry points. The reason we don't provide a CDN for ES6 modules is...

As I explained, we cannot provide ES6 modules in the CDN, because the browser does not support npm modules. You can use ES6 modules with amCharts, but you must use...

> Pardon, maybe I don't understand something, but the browser supports ESM-modules. The browser does not support ***npm*** modules: https://www.tutorialsteacher.com/nodejs/what-is-node-package-manager https://nodesource.com/blog/an-absolute-beginners-guide-to-using-npm/ https://medium.com/swlh/what-is-npm-a-simple-english-guide-to-truly-understanding-the-node-package-manager-41e82f6c5515 Almost all JS code (including amCharts) uses npm...

@tobiu amCharts relies on a lot of browser APIs, for example it needs to use `getBoundingClientRect` to get the size of various elements, it uses event listeners, it uses `requestAnimationFrame`,...