How can it be defined dependency free if it depends on Node.js?
Dependency-free means zero runtime dependencies, not no dev tools. Could have explained that better.
Do you mean I don't need Node.js on the machine where I run it?
It's a web component so you run it in the browser without dependencies after it's already been built with Node.
Doesn’t need to be built by node. It’s standalone.
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it needs an operating system to run omg not dependency free
LOL, and an internet connection, too!
But, seriously, of course "web" requires internet and a computer and an operating system. But since when "web" also means Node.js?
If a web component is advertized as dependency free, I expect something that I can include in a <script> tag and it works. Am I wrong?
i mean fwiw can prolly include direct script tag using something like https://esm.sh
Does this operating system also depend on an underlying computer?
You're free to just step through the assembly manually. You might need some paper and a pen.
It ain't dependency free, if you need pen and paper.
Dependency-free means zero runtime dependencies, not no dev tools. Could have explained that better.
Do you mean I don't need Node.js on the machine where I run it?
It's a web component so you run it in the browser without dependencies after it's already been built with Node.
Doesn’t need to be built by node. It’s standalone.
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it needs an operating system to run omg not dependency free
LOL, and an internet connection, too!
But, seriously, of course "web" requires internet and a computer and an operating system. But since when "web" also means Node.js?
If a web component is advertized as dependency free, I expect something that I can include in a <script> tag and it works. Am I wrong?
i mean fwiw can prolly include direct script tag using something like https://esm.sh
Does this operating system also depend on an underlying computer?
You're free to just step through the assembly manually. You might need some paper and a pen.
It ain't dependency free, if you need pen and paper.