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Which event should be used to start the code?
See original GitHub issueWhen I used window.addEventListener('load', () => app(...)) the subs didn’t work correctly, as they never seemed to receive the event. How should we handle this without adding the <script> to the last line of the HTML?
Note: It should work with both <script async ...> and <script> if possible.
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@dodekeract Ah, what @tunnckoCore said. Good job on catching that!
@jbucaran That’s one way to put it, yes.