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                                            Alexander Flatter

Trying to install in Rails 3.1 error

This repository requires ActiveRecord. What ORM do you use? My fork aims to be ORM- and Rails-agnostic, so you might give it a try. A good stack of changes is...

Todos.store.commitRecords() -> PUT "/api/bulk" -> Psych::SyntaxError (couldn't parse YAML...)

This should be related to the ruby/rails/psych/syck drama. Your app works fine for me with ruby 1.9.2 and rails 3.0.7 as your Gemfile suggests. EDIT: I was wrong about the...

Rails agnosticism

I totally agree with you. ORM agnosticism is not something I currently worry about as you can easily override the necessary methods in your `ApplicationResource`. My plan is to dig...

Broken behaviour in glob()

You might think about just using https://github.com/isaacs/node-glob/

Create an npm package for Gleam highlight JS

@itsgreggreg Hello! After seeing this issue, I've just migrated the Gleam support for highlight.js over from this repo to a separate one (https://github.com/aflatter/highlight.js-gleam) with the intention of moving it into...

Create an npm package for Gleam highlight JS

FYI: I published to [@gleam-lang/highlight.js-gleam on NPM](https://www.npmjs.com/package/@gleam-lang/highlight.js-gleam).

Create an npm package for Gleam highlight JS

> Sweet! Could you transfer ownership of that organisation to me? I think the core team should control that name ideally Yeah, that was the plan. Sent you an invite...

Create container image for nightly release

@lpil Can you expand on what this issue is about?

Create container image for nightly release

Ah, thanks, maybe that's something that can be done using the [reusable workflows](https://docs.github.com/en/actions/using-workflows/reusing-workflows) feature of GitHub Actions.

Bundle all JS libraries with generated docs so that they can be used offline

@lpil FWIW I started to play around with this. I added a `templates/index.js` that references the files that are currently loaded via CDN and that is then built using `esbuild`...