Add Skypack to README#631
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Closing as stale: Skypack has been effectively frozen for years, so recommending it to new users would be a disservice. The README now documents unpkg/jsDelivr; an esm.sh line would be a welcome fresh PR if ESM-CDN usage is worth documenting. |
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Skypack is a popular CDN for importing packages directly in the browser with ESM import syntax. For a lot of users, this syntax is more explicit and more familiar than the older, implicit script tag.
I added a full import snippet here for easier copy-pasting, but also happy to replace with just the URL.
You can also run this quickly in your browser devtools via:
const pkg = await import('https://cdn.skypack.dev/gpu.js');