Josh Ribakoff

Yes that’s correct. Imagine an operator that runs multiple concurrent intervals internally that can emit on the same tick if they happen to run in sync with each other. Eg....

 nice..... NOT!

I apologize it appears I filed on the wrong project, I filed a new issue in the proper project: https://github.com/getsentry/raven-js/issues/1000 Since that one is borked, I've actually switched to your...

Binding once is not an acceptable workaround, that will run the callback upon the first failure, before the connection is established. How are you guys delineating between a 'success' ready...

Scrolling for me worked on desktop Chrome, but scrolling did not work for me when running my page inside of a phonegap app. I removed `ui-prevent-touchmove-defaults` from my body tag,...

Pull request incoming ;)

If you have local state from which DOM nodes are generated, why not generate them asynchronously. On the infinite scroll callback, generate some DOM nodes on the fly "just in...

If instantiating all your components is expensive then yes instantiate them in batches, during the onInfiniteLoad() callback. The whole promise of react-infinite is it will render only what is in...