Mitch VanDuyn
Mitch VanDuyn
Possibly with promises?
react now has a component type called memo. Need to detect when importing. For example the Material UI Icon Library is all built using memo type components. Here is the...
Current direction: ```ruby Hyperstack::Component::Mixin # include this to create a component class class MyComponent include Hyperstack::Component::Mixin end # typically we expect the application to create a master HyperComponent base class...
If you visit a page (rather than use `mount`) you don't get the HyperSpec extra stuff (like TimeCop integration, ability to use `before_mount`, `insert_html` etc. Furthermore, when you call on_client...
`every` makes sense, as the timer will keep running for ever. But should any `each` timer that is still running when things unmount also be unmounted? Note that Observable includes...
```ruby def to_js(*args, &block) opal_compile(*process_params(*args, &block)) end ``` needs to be ``` def to_js(*args, &block) opal_compile(process_params(*args, &block).first) end ``` (second value from process_params is options for mounting, which opal_compile doesn't...
right now it spews out `Cannot read property '$tap' of undefined` not very helpful. Its especially confusing if you compile a module, which Opal code issues an undefined for (instead...
There are few places in HyperComponent where values are wrapped in a SPAN. Now that we have FRAGMENTS, we should replace the SPANs with FRAGMENTS, which will react will dissolve...
Timecop.freeze ... Timecop.travel(Time.now+30.seconds). # time moves a few seconds on the display then freezes ... Timecop.travel(Time.now+1.minute) # time now moves 30 seconds ... another scenario # time is running normally...
Hyperspec should depend on Rack rather than Rails, but still integrate with Rails if in a Rails environment. *HyperSpec* HyperSpec can now be run on top of Rack, and only...