Benjamin Gruenbaum
Benjamin Gruenbaum
> The situation is really no different than once wrappers. I thought that but Kevin's point about EventTarget using function equality made me reconsider since it means `removeEventListener` with a...
> Our implementations of both EventEmitter and EventTarget already use wrappers. This really wouldn't be any different. Can you elaborate on what you mean here?
@joshuaellis sure there are polyfills though Safari supports it since Safari 11.1 (we are currently on Safari 15.2) so this should be safe. In any case there is a polyfill...
> so this would basically save bandwidth and avoid cpu/gpu overhead once the component unmounts? Right and also prevent cases where two `suspend`s update the same data. e.g. - I...
> i think this would require suspend to be a hook because i can't call useEffect(() => () => ... otherwise? That's pretty tricky, you would either need there to...
I'm a bit scared to ask how to run the tests :D ?
replaceAll exists Natively in Node.js 16+ which itself is soon EoL, we should just use the native versions probably.
@Raynos now would be a good time to say that PRs are welcome :)
@gobengo this is because promises represent a single value. You can yield multiple values though: ``` let [r1, r2] = yield Promise.all([p1, p2]); ``` For example. I agree with Domenic...
Copying from https://github.com/nodejs/node/pull/5020 @vkurchatkin > @benjamingr I don't think that conditional catch is a good idea in a dynamically typed language. For what it's worth, almost every other dynamic language...