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  3. A Collection of official Resources/Status/Issues for browsers.

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    RSS reader client like LDR for Inoreader.

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January 2022

Created 10 repositories

Created a pull request in asciidwango/js-primer that received 3 comments

feat(website): support "module" execution

ref #1365 Release v3.0.0 · azu/codemirror-console Top-Level awaitをコンソールに書けるようにした。 制限としては実行値はコンソールの結果に表示されない。 デフォルトじゃないので await 使う例?けで使うつもり <!-- js-…

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Reviewed 7 pull requests in 5 repositories
honkit/honkit 2 pull requests
asciidwango/js-primer 2 pull requests
azu/vscode-read-aloud-text 1 pull request
slsa-framework/slsa 1 pull request
azu/gitbook-plugin-include-codeblock 1 pull request

Created an issue in azu/codemirror-console that received 4 comments

Support "Module" evaluation

Currently, we have used context-eval. It just call eval. eval execute the code as Script. We want to execute the code as Module. Top-Level await ca…

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