The latest version of @pika/web will even generate an import map for you automatically! You can check out the v0.5.0 release notes here for more info: github.com/pikapkg/web/releases/ta...
Loved this article, it does a great job of connecting a lot of really new and tricky stuff into one easy-to-follow story. Well done!
Woah, thats awesome! I'll play with that and update the blog when I tried it out 😊
One thing to note is that I dont believe it's currently possible (in the Chrome implementation anyway) to load an import map as <script type="importmap" src="myImportMap.json"/>, though according to the spec something like this should be possible: github.com/WICG/import-maps#import...
Which may be a thing to document just in case.
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The latest version of @pika/web will even generate an import map for you automatically! You can check out the v0.5.0 release notes here for more info: github.com/pikapkg/web/releases/ta...
Loved this article, it does a great job of connecting a lot of really new and tricky stuff into one easy-to-follow story. Well done!
Woah, thats awesome! I'll play with that and update the blog when I tried it out 😊
One thing to note is that I dont believe it's currently possible (in the Chrome implementation anyway) to load an import map as
<script type="importmap" src="myImportMap.json"/>, though according to the spec something like this should be possible: github.com/WICG/import-maps#import...Which may be a thing to document just in case.