Paweł Grabarz

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I think that on the argument of portability, we have a strong alternative here. Namely, make sure our floating point code is portable across all supported platforms. The biggest problem...

I personally never used it with typescript, and if You @jawnsy are able to figure that out, I'd be very happy to add that as official guide. Alongside type definitions...

I'm finally playing with TypeScript with Vue on my own right now. With intention to eventually be able to develop those definitions and support them with confidence. Still, contributions highly...

@mrellipse This looks amazing 😍 I wanted to reopen your PR but was unable to do so, as your repository got deleted. I'm definitely going to merge that though, especially...

@ozeebee It is inaccurate in a way that validator may just be any function that return boolean or promise. Nice that it's working for you guys and i'm going to...

The idea is that you should never use timers inside validators, simply treat them like computed values. What you have to defer is the input. The validation will run always...

This method wouldn't really work for you, as any update would cause it to return new model validation every time. What you could do instead is creating the instance next...

> I figured with how fast JavaScript engines are these days I could get away with generating a new model on every change 😄, but that's a good point. It's...

Hi @autumnwoodberry 😄 While all of that makes perfect sense, there is a problem with holding the state inside the store. Current implementation is simply too tightly bound to internal...