Henry Agnew

@stevejpurves I'm trying out Jest based on the previous conversation you had here and it does seem to run faster. How difficult do you think it would be to write...

That does sound like a plan. @stevejpurves would you be able to review the PR #274 since you’ve used Jest before in case I made any obvious mistakes with the...

> @Miniland1333 I just checked out and ran the tests on your branch. It all looks good for a starting point config additions will likely come later a we build...

Also, Jest is interesting in that it can be run selectively based on the names of the files. As an example, if we decide to name files `xxx.unit.js` or `xxx.integration.js`,...

Hey all! I'm trying to run the immutable-revival.ipynb demo that you have but it says that the IJavascript kernel is not installed. Is creating a postBuild file still the best...

When the kernel or binder dies, would it be acceptable to force the user to refresh their page through a notification before requesting a new one? An issue if it...

When this happens, does Jupyter automatically clear the output or in the scenario I outlined above would it throw an error? Since at LibreTexts a lot of our users are...

For this security issue, does it rely on a bad-acting author writing the XSS code, or are there other ways that this could be carried out? This affects to what...

> It actually is a bit more work, because the iframe needs to be hosted on a different domain than the docs. This is why a lot of sites have...

> I think that the "self-xss" is the biggest problem. Where someone copies something in, doing something they don't expect. If you open up the console on any google or...