Given information from #7, we are able to rewrite references to components so that two components with the same name would not conflict at runtime. We want all components to be in a flat file structure without resorting to "virtualizing" libraries like what Node.js' npm does, which leads to packaging popular libraries over and over again, one for each user library.
Given information from #7, we are able to rewrite references to components so that two components with the same name would not conflict at runtime. We want all components to be in a flat file structure without resorting to "virtualizing" libraries like what Node.js' npm does, which leads to packaging popular libraries over and over again, one for each user library.