Andrew Jo

In case anyone else that also came across this, you can always override the CSS: ```css .dragSortItem.-isDragged { /* Or use block or flex or whatever that makes sense to...

Hey @kennedyrs, thanks for reporting the bug. Redis driver uses promises because network I/O to Redis shouldn't block the Node.js event loop. This is not a problem for Memory driver...

Looking at the [package.json](https://github.com/dschnelldavis/parse-full-name/blob/a43097ba3ab491dfc225f1726a8cee95eaac52d5/package.json#L24), looks like it's an [MIT license](https://opensource.org/licenses/MIT).

> I would think it should be `{foo: BigInt(9_007_199_254_740_999n)}`, but I am not certain if that is even possible, nor would that be valid JSON. The above representation is a...

I think throwing an error may be a valid behavior because `BigInt` introduces a footgun that will take many devs by surprise if they're not keenly aware of the implementation...

In raw psql client, PostgreSQL seems to take Option 2 and serialize into plain number for JSON: ```sql SELECT json_build_object('biggerThan64bit', '9223372036854775809'::numeric) AS big_json; -- Returns {"biggerThan64bit": 9223372036854775809} ``` So at...

You're welcome! PS: Also forgot to mention numeric/decimal trades off performance for precision quite drastically so it should be used very sparingly for business use cases that require absolute precision...

> The problem is that if we start allowing BigInt, as an input and as an output, then you need to use them consistently across your application anywhere where the...

@Arbolista, I don't know if you solved the performance issue with deferred_parsing yet, but I've been working on a [Ruby gem](https://github.com/VerdigrisTech/green-button-data) that can parse 6 MB XML Atom feed of...

@jateeter, I haven't looked at the Java codebase but after monitoring the Ruby process which performs the parsing on my gem, the memory usage appears to grow proportional to the...