Alexander Mills

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I put in some requests over the last 6 months, if implemented, dashdash can remain the best

It would be neat if this convention could be followed: ```js console.log(JSON.parse('false') === false); console.log(JSON.parse('1') === 1); console.log(JSON.parse(2) === 2); console.log(JSON.parse('true') === true); console.log(JSON.parse(true) === true); console.log(JSON.parse(false) === false); ```...

I am not sure I understand the question

Why not just do this in some new wrapper/redux functionality: ```js mapEverythingToProps(state, parentProps){ return { stateProps: state, parentProps: parentProps, } } const fc = (props) => { console.log({props}); // {stateProps:{},...

yeah I saw that afterwards haha ok. The only remaining question i have - it seems like it only works with dependencies in node_modules, not other files. I suppose there...

Ah thanks, yeah I had to remove and then rename them because they were originally IP of the company I worked for. I need to fix this.

I wouldn't use this project as a reference, the article though still stands strong, but this project is outdated. The hot-reloading mechanism though in the project is the only important...

yeah, I am digging Angular5, but it doesn't have the dynamic loading properties of RequireJS or SystemJS, and the build is so complex compared to the old way lol

@Sm00g15 well, what you'd want to do is just run the app/server and load the webpage from this project. Make changes to the codebase, and then see the changes reflected...