Richard Dodd (dodj)

Another reason that multithreading would be good: on wayland the compositor expects to be able to ping the UI often. If the UI thread blocks (as is the case with...

Pingy ping :slightly_smiling_face:

Glad you like it! Shall we leave it as a separate option for now, then it can always be rolled into `-x` later? I'll wait until we've worked out the...

@arranf You can use my fork for now at ```toml [dependencies.basic-http-server] git = "https://github.com/derekdreery/basic-http-server" branch = "single_page_app" ```

I'll try to have a look at getting this ready to merge, but in the mean time you can either use my branch, or there is another static dev server...

Adding a travis build is easy, but only really possible by the package maintainer.

If the definition of `look_at` is disputed, the method could be removed and added as an example, leaving its implementation to consuming libs.

An alternative is some method on a matrix that takes a vector and applies it in this way.

If you use magnitude2 you avoid the sqrt, otherwise yeah could add a try_normalize Or alternatively you could add an example to the docs using [`is_finite`]. [`is_finite`]: https://doc.rust-lang.org/1.12.0/std/primitive.f32.html#method.is_finite

It's worth reading the [discussion thread for Deref RFC], it goes through quite a lot of the advantages/disadvantages of each approach. [discussion thread for Deref RFC]: https://github.com/rustwasm/rfcs/pull/5