Colin Sullivan

To use this in Node.js for objects only, it's not just a matter of protecting all the DOM-specific calls. For my use case, I'd want more control over the engine...

Here's getting it up and running within Node.js: https://github.com/colinsullivan/anime/blob/node-experiment/src/index.js The `setTimeout` logic was specific for my application and of course you'd want to find a cross-platform way to get the...

+1 for the hierarchical context callbacks. This maps well to how I conceptualize the problem. The intent handler only makes sense from within the context. Also this provides the bonus...

Same symptom for me on OS X. In the `compose` function, there is a giant try block which catches all errors and silently fails, so our problems could be different....

ping @freitass is this out of scope in your opinion?

For example, I want to see all my tasks in the `+Next` project, that have both contexts `@work` and `@email`. If todo.txt-vim could put them all sorted together that would...

I believe this issue is the same as: https://github.com/quicktype/quicktype/issues/1415 https://github.com/quicktype/quicktype/issues/1535 I am on a project team that is also interested in the default use case.

I implemented something like this in a project. Though it's not really generic at all. In our case one language is C++, and there we are using structs, and thus...

For TypeScript I used a similar factory pattern, but generated full method calls instead of a lookup table in a subclass of `TypeScriptRenderer`. None of this is really generic. Thankfully...

I'm investigating a similar issue, I have some generic (original-nintendo-like) controllers, the directional pads are recognized in the listener example but the buttons are not. The `evtest` utility shows me...