1. **Big numbers**: add support for big [integers][julia-bigint], [rationals][golang-big], and [floats][julia-bigfloat]. In addition to cryptography and computing irrational numbers, arbitrary precision arithmetic is useful for algorithms involving double-precision floating-point numbers. Currently, lack of efficient, and relatively performant, big number support limits the scope and types of implemented algorithms, including for basic transcendental functions.

**Aside:** JavaScript may never have native SIMD support. Instead, SIMD is currently only possible only via [WebAssembly][wasm]. Lack of native JavaScript SIMD support would be unfortunate, as plenty of applications exist (e.g., scripting for purposes of analysis and data manipulation), which would benefit from SIMD operations without requiring a context switch to a lower-level language and additional compilation steps.

where `g.js`

var beep = require( 'beep' );

var debug = require( 'debug' );

[mdn-math]: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Reference/Global_Objects/Math