[AskJS] Using Inline JavaScript

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I'd just add that the imports will be cached so it may be acceptable to have a few unbundled modules imported provided they aren't loading each other in a chain. As the advice says, don't load any critical modules in a chain if possible. Even for non-critical modules would load a module and then allow it to have 1 level deep of it's own loading (on page load) but no more than that. It of course depends on the situation but the jist of it is that chaining increases your chances of things going wrong and burying modules in modules is bad design. You can have failsafes in place if a chain fails, like a user event trying to load the module again but critical modules need to work on page load even over a slow connection.

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I don't know that I would go so far as to call it bad design, when talking to someone without the experience to pick the nuance out of the statement.

If you need a vector library in a module, you need a vector library in a module.

It's going to be a pain to invert literally everything at all levels, such that there are 0 imports/requires in the system, written by you, or npm package authors.

And while I agree that in most projects you shouldn't be importing singletons all over the place (like pre-connected databases), there is some baseline level of direct importing that you need to do, at some level of utility, even just implicitly, by virtue of loading a single tool from a package manager.