Jacob Smith

@d3x0r so actually, you comment above about how json6 is effectively just javascript gave me an idea, which I just verified—this is actually the only necessary piece for importing json6...

@todtod80 `@lodash/camelCase` is `lodash/camelCase` (which is definitely publish in npm) where `@lodash` is an alias defined in `paths` (see `tsconfig.csj.json` in my original post).

@jonaskello, is this small enough https://github.com/jshado1/ssr-storage ? The file containing the `@lodash`s is [src/cookie.ts](https://github.com/jshado1/ssr-storage/blob/master/src/cookie.ts#L1-L3), and the command to run the tests is `npm run test` ([alias in package.json](https://github.com/jshado1/ssr-storage/blob/master/package.json#L55)).

Do we (or whatever "LF" is) have a 1Password org? If so, people can be added to the org and then there is no 30-day limit. Ex OpenJS org -...

We didn't have any trouble getting SUIR to work—it worked right out of the box. It was SUI-Less that was a royal pain. If you're using React, mucking around with...

Note that if you also want to set component-level variables, the `.variables` file(s) also go under `site` and will be picked up automatically. Ex `site/elements/segment.variables` ```less @border: none; ```

>> there are no real “scope” boundaries (everywhere is fair game). > > That's good to hear. It means that a package can declare a configurable pass-through loader, then make...

I've taken a look at a couple (most namely, webpack). Your "hack" proposal reminded me a lot of webpack loaders. I feel like there's potential there. At the previous meeting...

With `vm` you explicitly must provide resolution mapping and orchestrate things. But I think it does not at all play with loaders? That said, TypeScript has a rather…unique issue: The...

🤔 Actually, I think there's no special problem to solve: `something.config.js` ← `foo.ts` ← `bar.coffee` should work just fine via loaders. Let's take Webpack for example: ```console $> NODE_OPTIONS='--loader=coffeeLoader --loader=tsLoader'...