For clarity, let me make a comparison with the JVM. On the JVM, when one requires a class in a package, it is up to a classloader to find it. The default classloader will look up the class code in a directory structure…
I am a little confused about how Duo actually transforms dependencies into JS values. When I write, say, var uid = require('matthewmueller/uid'); as in the home page example, what gets bound to the uid identifier? The…
For clarity, let me make a comparison with the JVM. On the JVM, when one requires a class in a package, it is up to a classloader to find it. The default classloader will look up the class code in a directory structure…
I am a little confused about how Duo actually transforms dependencies into JS values. When I write, say, var uid = require('matthewmueller/uid'); as in the home page example, what gets bound to the uid identifier? The…