Daniel Friesen
Daniel Friesen
> I think we will have to bikeshed more around the name of the property. Is it really a collection of events? can we break with the past and not...
> One thing React could do, would be to just Object.assign() like originally proposed. Web components could then expose properties to add / remove event listeners: I don't like this...
@KyleAMathews > It isn't used for rendering on the server but as I'm using commonjs modules, it still has to be required server-side so that Webpack can bundle it together...
Here's a closer up screenshot of the combat mode icon. It looks like of like a sharp ship outline mad up of 3 triangles. With 2 half discs on each...
Needs the ability to configure it. i.e. So you can add 'CustomStyledText' to valid text nodes if you use a Text wrapper to provide standardized text styles through your app....
Styled example: ```js const ContentText = styled.Text` ${material.body1Object} color: ${colors.primaryText}; `; ``` Example of a "standard" wrapper: https://github.com/material-native/material-native/blob/master/src/MaterialText.js ```js Foo ``` Or a port of MUI's Typography: https://material-ui.com/style/typography/
Standardized within an app, anyone can make their own with the typography rules for their app. That's just an example of an old one I made to wrap Text with...
Looks like fs.readFileSync is being used to optionally read grammar data. https://github.com/dchester/jsonpath/blob/master/lib/grammar.js Which of course breaks any attempt to use this outside of node. Even though it doesn't look like...
I would like to say yes, because date-io is used by libraries with separate DatePicker and TimePicker fields and it would be interesting to see those backed by `Temporal.PlainDate` and...
Ok, I see two possibilities for a future date-io that supports Temporal. - A) A @date-io/temporal adapter that works like the current adapters so it's "compatible", but throws out most...