David Bismut

Ok so here it is. It's not extensively tested, but it seems to work. Essentially the idea is to make it work similarly to how Meteor handles subscriptions internally, with...

@genyded You're right, I'm using `underscore` which is exposed globally by Meteor. Note that I'm using the [kickstart-hugeapp](https://github.com/thereactivestack/kickstart-hugeapp) bootstrap and not jedwards' as @djhi (you're doing the same thing as...

Here is the new implementation I'm trying, which I think makes more sense. I'm not sure it works, I haven't tested it extensively, but I'm removing the `ready` action. I...

@genyded unfortunately I'm really genuinely new to all this, so I'm really afraid I'll give you a wrong explanation. But it seems to me that Promises are part of es6...

True I agree that this is probably a lot of headaches just for something that is going to be outdated in a few weeks ^^ Who knows what MDG will...

And here is the new `meteorMethod.js`: ``` javascript // meteorMethod.js import actionTypeBuilder from '../actions/actionTypeBuilder'; export default store => next => action => { if (!action.meteor || !action.meteor.call) { return next(action);...

PR are open or you can make a plugin on your own!

Please provide a demo, reading code is way too consuming for me as a maintainer. When the drag starts there's no reason why you would have a direction right from...

@fabyeah sorry for the late reply. i don't have any `[0, 0]` logs, but ok fair enough, I'll see if there's anything I can do here. Here's the rationale anyway...

In hindsight and after looking through the code I hardly see why you would get state.direction equal to [0, 0] when a movement has been made. In fact, I can't...