Aleksandr Hovhannisyan

@solution-loisir Thanks! I actually agree—while I've found clamping to be nice for font sizing, it's a little awkward for other properties. I used to clamp my spacing variables at one...

Edit: Nope, this doesn't work like I thought it would since it increases the ratio at a hard breakpoint. @solution-loisir I thought about this a bit more, and I think...

@fede7218 What is your model's initial scaling factor? I'm guessing it's not set to `1`, so `ScaleModelTo(Vector3.one)` causes it to become larger than its initial size once invulnerability kicks in....

@kocendavid Oh, I should probably link to the React docs in my article. Here's the relevant bit: https://reactjs.org/docs/code-splitting.html#named-exports

@ianfeldberg Unfortunately, I can't really say without seeing some sample code. Note that you can lazily import both internal modules and npm modules.

@MondoBurrito Good question! I tend to use rems for everything, but I've recently been debating whether this is actually a good practice. I haven't quite made up my mind yet....

@lcech That's actually a really good point and something I hadn't considered. While the technique outlined in this article can be useful, it could also make it difficult to incorporate...

@matthew-dean Honestly, I'm not too sure! Fwiw, I recently moved away from the `62.5%` trick myself because of the point brought up by @lcech. I think I now prefer to...

@ahmafi Oh, interesting—I think you may be right! It looks like `text=auto` tells Git to use its file-type detection algorithm to apply LF to text files, so `eol=lf` is redundant....

@fraserjamieson You can use any terminal you want, as long as you know how to install the required tooling for it (in this case, ruby/bundler/etc.).