richarddavison

Yes, we should have a bi-weekly rolling release schedule since there are so much happening. I ideally wanted to wait for ES2023 update but that is currently blocked by downstream...

> Hi @richarddavison . It's about time for the next version! :) Yes sir :)

Hi @i18n-now The best example right now would be to look at: https://github.com/awslabs/llrt/blob/main/llrt/src/main.rs However I don't think we re-export everything you'd need from rquickjs binding lib. To get return value...

@i18n-now we're working on decoupling LLRT from the AWS dependencies and publishing the crates. That will make it a bit simpler to integrate. I'll close this issue as it's being...

@KaanMol Thanks a lot for the PR. I've started working on this as soon as it came out :) I'm afraid this is a bit complex as TLA (Top Level...

@KaanMol thanks again for the PR! This took way longer than expected to bring in but it's now opened in https://github.com/awslabs/llrt/pull/429 so I'll close this one :)

Hi @jackkleeman. Thanks for considering contributing. #2 would almost be a requirement due to performance since there is no JIT in quick JS JavaScript implementation would be very slow. There...

@jackkleeman I took a peek in your repo and you've seen to have had amazing progress in such short time. Fantastic! Anything we can do to help?

> Latest update: the readable streams tests all pass, and most of the byte stream tests too. I am entering a very busy time at work so will probably take...

> Anyway, if you have an opinion on this, id love to hear it! Not at the moment. I would need to have a closer look at everything you've built...