Ruben Verborgh

In the meantime, @happy-dev, could you check how far [`asyncMap`](https://github.com/iter-tools/iter-tools/tree/6.x#async-map) with concurrency (8–128) gets you (instead of `for await`)? There's no need to execute those in sequence anyway; I've seen...

@sylvainlb No budget is currently assigned to LDflex, so it's best effort. We are looking into ways to fund a developer on Comunica and related projects, such that they do...

> Can we help with a resource? We could ask someone to look into it. What we really want to find out is: what's happening differently in the browser? The...

> I think it's already clear for you, but we use ldflex in the browser without WebPack. You're likely using _some_ kind of packaging, or it wouldn't work at all...

If possible, I would suggest `require('solid-rest-browser')` and then configure webpack such that it defaults to `window.something.something` (https://github.com/linkeddata/rdflib.js/blob/v0.20.1/webpack.config.js#L45-L46). That gives people the option of distributing/packaging it the way they want.

Sure, so that would need to become: ```javascript if(input.startsWith("app:")) return require("solid-rest-browser").fetch(input,options); ``` and https://github.com/solid/solid-auth-client/blob/v2.3.0/webpack/webpack.common.config.js#L28 would need something like ``` 'externals": { 'solid-rest-browser': { root: ['whatever', 'whatever'], commonjs: 'solid-rest-browser', commonjs2: 'solid-rest-browser',...

> Two more questions: users will need to import solid-rest-browser in a script tag placed before the script tag for solid-auth-client? If they use the default webpack build `solid-auth-client.bundle.js`, yes....

JSON-LD context expansion is currently not used for the base subject (directly after 'solid.data'), only for properties. It does indeed make sense to extend it to this case.

You get back a NamedNode; they are full URIs.

Indeed: https://rdf.js.org/data-model-spec/#namednode-interface