Mitch VanDuyn
Mitch VanDuyn
problem is that method(:login) returns a object of class Method not class Proc as the param expects. You can do method(:login).to_proc to get rid of the warning. The real problem...
Adam this looks good. I was reading through the rails docs, and discovered another version of create (for the belongs_to relationships) I added an issue for it (https://github.com/hyperstack-org/hyperstack/issues/408) which looks...
Here is a patch that I've been testing... suggest we just use as is for now: ```ruby module React class RenderingContext class
Yes I think so
I'm closing this... Its easy enough in ruby to just have an include file with your stateless methods.
after thinking about this I realize that a stateless method is not the same thing as a stateless component. A stateless method will get re-rerendered even if its params do...
yeah I just noticed this as well... i think perhaps the intent at one time was to give a low level direct access to the underlying react state hash, and...
but it would be a breaking change...
because its a breaking change it should probably work like this: add a switch to hyperstack that turns this ON, (but the default is off) however. However if the value...