Mick Lawitzke

Then we could at least use a decorator? ```ts export class AppComponent { @OnDestroy() onDestroy$: Subject; constructor() { fromEvent(window, 'resize') .pipe(takeUntil(this.onDestroy$)) .subscribe(...); } } ```

I disagree. A framework is exactly that: Decreasing the complexity and amount of written code and avoiding duplicate boilerplate code.

I cant set `allowedCommonJsDependencies` as described here: https://angular.io/guide/build#configuring-commonjs-dependencies : > Schema validation failed with the following errors: > Data path "" should NOT have additional properties(allowedCommonJsDependencies). Version: ``` Angular CLI:...

Would be awesome to prevent a callback-hell! Personally I would prefer to additionally to `copy` that returns a promise to have `copySync`, too.

Should we fork this project? 2,5 years passed without any response from @jonsuh ...

This library seems to be absolutely useless without this issue being resolved. I wonder why anyone is using this how it is right now? Initially it loads fine (e.g. 20%...

I can confirm the pull request is working! I tried within Windows 10 with Internet Explorer 9, 10, 11 and Edge. Looks fine even in IE9!

Interestingly, added CSS-classes don't change the DOM in IE and Edge while "dragster:enter" event. Even jQuery $('#object').css('display', 'block'); doesn't change anything. Also interestingly the new styles are getting visible on...

I found a solution for this css-rerendering bug on IE. Im using jQuery, but this may work also for plain JavaScript. My code looks like this: ``` dropzone.addEventListener("dragster:enter", function(e) {...

Following Pull Request is working with IE9, IE10, IE11 and Edge: https://github.com/christophermina/dragster