Brenton Simpson

I haven't touched `reqwest` in a really long time because `fetch` is a thing now.

[Pen](http://codepen.io/appsforartists/pen/PGjGEr?editors=0010)

💻 I'm working on a diff at http://codereview.cc/D1692

If you had a stream of scroll events that had inertial scrolling disabled, you ought to be able to write: ```typescript pointerEventStreamsFromScroll$(scroll$) ``` which would give you a simulated `{...

This approach could also be useful for implementing interactions like overscroll-to-close. The problem there is that you must declare ahead of time whether dragging an element should scroll it or...

On https://mobile.twitter.com/notifications, it looks like `handleTouchMove` (in shared) is called on overscroll, which sets `pullDistance`.

Also explore if Closure Compiler or TypeScript do a better job than Webpack + Uglify for bundling.

My current plan is to test if using `rxjs` in TypeScript tree-shakes as effectively as using `rxjs-es` and the `::` operator does now. If so, I'll likely migrate from `rxjs-es`...

There's also the new [Webpack Closure plugin](https://github.com/google/closure-compiler-js/blob/master/lib/webpack.js) that we can experiment with.

[The Cost of Small Modules](https://nolanlawson.com/2016/08/15/the-cost-of-small-modules/) is one more point in the Closure bucket.