Well, once the code is written to Espruino, you don't actually need the SD card for modules at all (they're all stored internally). Even if you want to load stuff from scratch, you can use Modules.addCached to directly load the module from EEPROM into memory :)
For the built-in functions, there's a bug open about it, and I have a branch here that's working towards fixing it. It could be some time before it's done though as it's quite a big change :)
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Well, once the code is written to Espruino, you don't actually need the SD card for modules at all (they're all stored internally). Even if you want to load stuff from scratch, you can use Modules.addCached to directly load the module from EEPROM into memory :)
For the built-in functions, there's a bug open about it, and I have a branch here that's working towards fixing it. It could be some time before it's done though as it's quite a big change :)