> Browsers can load from ZIP files, some even supported the .jar variant and
> http://some.site.com/big.jar!**member<http://some.site.com/big.jar!member>notation
> (not sure what's still working there). But this is again
> multiplying risks. Will developers all ZIP this way, instead of using TE
> (Transfer Encoding) or a different compression format?
>
I see your point about risks, but FWIW I think they would. OS's make it
effortless to zip, and zip supports all kinds of extensions...
>
> I think Claus hit it: don't try to match IIFEs exactly, match internal to
> external module loading via by-need.
How do we tell when an inline module is needed, though?
module A {
export var x = "you need me";
}
export function f() {
console.log(A.x);
}
Do we log "you need me" only when f is called for the first time?
Kevin
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