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@tqwewe Yes, please! 🙏 It would be very useful to have a separate kind of signal that notifies the server of changes on the client side (from UI controls). Have...

@wusyong I'm on Windows, btw. And I'd like to be able to disable smooth scrolling for my app (for all platforms, but especially Windows). This patch only affects linux. Can...

If anyone wants to take this crate further: It would be nice to represent the diff in a more space-efficient / binary way (maybe BSON/bincode). And e.g. instead of encoding...

@PPakalns Have you found a crate with similar functionality? Maybe even with more compact data representation like CBOR?

@PPakalns Interesting. Have you investigated whether any of these reactive/signals-based crates work for your use-case (instead of diffing: Send granular updates on each field change)? - https://crates.io/crates/futures-signals - https://crates.io/crates/dioxus-signals -...

@kabergstrom Any idea why that could be? If both are `Some`, their contents are compared here: https://github.com/amethyst/serde-diff/blob/e461da41c9339af3ecadf9f4aa61ae91c1f79e97/src/implementation.rs#L345

@User-TGK Actually, I think you're applying it wrongly (@kabergstrom Correct me if I'm wrong): SerdeDiff assumes that the target you're applying the diff to is equal to the `old` value...

@kabergstrom What about using field indices instead of field names, like with tuples? This would reduce the size & cpu usage the most.

Ah, nice! And how to enable that for a struct?

I'm also interested in an example using ts_rank() and to_tsquery(). Like a basic example of implementing a ranked search in a table of posts. Like in [this post](http://rachbelaid.com/postgres-full-text-search-is-good-enough/) but using...