Gavin Ray

Did you have a particular implementation plan here already? Maybe myself or someone else in the community could help out. EDIT: Nevermind, they map to this: https://github.com/jpcima/ysfx/blob/8ef69f9d6bef85b1b7da7cfe66b9f777f536cf4c/thirdparty/WDL/source/WDL/eel2/eel_lice.h I think the...

> only the method 2. would have the ability of accelerated rendering. > (decent candidates for JUCE's graphics contexts, which can render both to GL and raster) Probably better to...

> The library user should only provide the framebuffer of the window, and other information like mouse and key data, and Retina status. What exactly is a framebuffer? Is it...

> The framebuffer is an image that keeps the pixel data in RAM memory. The current master has it implemented, and shows how to use it together with a `juce::Image`....

> Any elaborate ones which are worth testing? @JoepVanlier ("Saike") sets the bar for JSFX development IMO, his plugins are probably the golden standard as far as unit testing: Big...

Just out of curiosity, why did this die? It seems well-written/documented (can't comment on the implementation)

Just to update this in case anyone else on the internet finds it: There is a way to emulate the behavior of correlated subqueries. Credit goes to my coworker for...

> Oh, completely forgot - here is a running {N}-Vue app in the browser without other changes than removing the Firebase plugin and replacing it with a JSON object: >...

@shirakaba @bundyo I can't believe I hadn't heard of this before, that's incredible! My company is currently rebuilding our Android and iOS mobile apps into a unified codebase as part...

Out of curiosity, what does this enable? Is it mostly about better integration with Kotlin, instead of the Java API's?