Brian M Hunt

Thanks @caseyWebb. I like the latter approach, too - great suggestion.

For [tko](github.com/knockout/tko) master, `ko.applyBindings` returns a promise that resolves when async elements are done rendering. For bindings (like `component`) that call `applyBindings`, the binding promise only resolves when the sub-bindings...

> for that promise to return when all nested components have finished rendering That's what it does. > does the reject get fired if there's an error applying bindings Not...

@azaslonov It's an interesting suggestion. As a matter of interest, in tko binding handlers no longer have the `init` and `change`. They are (or become), instead, ES6 classes derived from...

I've a very similar problem with a firebase app, using the firebase emulator with a single page app.

For a differential diagnosis between a textarea with scrollbars and one without see: http://jsfiddle.net/cBcTq/6/ I don't know what's going on here that's keeping this from working, but I've set up...

It has just occurred to me that the solution may be as simple as `overflow: hidden` in the CSS for the textarea and clone. This solves the problem for the...

Me either. I emailed Neil Jenkins (sorry, I should have copied you - I'll forward it in a second, just so everyone's on the same page if he chimes in)....

Okay, the issues I was having elsewhere were with incorrect textarea width by some bad css elsewhere interfering. A good test would be to check that the `textarea` and `pre`...

Neil Jenkins got back to me and confirmed that the `overflow:hidden` is necessary to avoid race conditions and rounding errors that could create unwanted scrollbars. Here's what Neil wrote: >...