Let's say I don't need any runtime web interaction, i.e. I'm not building a 
twitter client but I just want, say, google Guava to use in my app, so I do 
something like:

import imop:code.google.com/guava/guava.ImmutableList;

does this mean that the compiler will make a call to the web to resolve 
this? Will it do so every time, or does it create some sort of cache? What 
about runtime? Will it still need a web connection to run this app or will 
it run without making any net requests?

What about versioning of guava.ImmutableList?

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