I was quite interested in this project at the time, but I never saw any examples that could convey how this module system works, or what it makes possible.
I still have no idea today. It seems like a shame, as the high-level outline sounds great.
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I was quite interested in this project at the time, but I never saw any examples that could convey how this module system works, or what it makes possible.
I still have no idea today. It seems like a shame, as the high-level outline sounds great.