Colin Eberhardt

> I also read that LibSass and Node Sass are deprecated. *sigh* .... keeping the various tools for JavaScript projects up-to-date feels like a full time job!

Thanks for the suggestions - this is a tricky issue, and one that always has an element of compromise. I've made a recent update that works as follows: 1. I've...

Hi @rodrigoalcarazdelaosa I don't have any plans to allow people to update clap counts to a specific number. Without adding an additional layer of security, this feature would be very...

Hi @Xeeynamo - I think a React version of the applause button would be really useful!

Hi @bumbeishvili @emcniece @bojanvidanovic @rolandschuetz Thank you very much for suggesting this - it's been on my TODO list for a while. However, I wasn't going to do this until...

Hi @nibl - I'm afraid I don't have an installation guide. However, it is quite straightforward. If you look at the build, the installation is achieved by a single `serverless...

Thanks @ashutoshvarma I'll investigate this issue shortly. I'm still super pleased that this regex engine can handle such complex expressions! 😀

Thanks for raising this. The problem is that the library currently doesn't support start or end of string assertions within alternations. see the spec test here: https://github.com/ColinEberhardt/assemblyscript-regex/blob/main/assembly/__spec_tests__/generated.spec.ts#L2205 The current implementation...

Currently the following regex `(b|a){1,2}` correctly matches the entire string `ba` in AssemblyScript, but only matches the first character in TypeScript mode

The NFA above has a few states which do nothing other than perform an epsilon transition to the next state. These should be eliminated.