Dmitri Shuralyov

Thanks @meyerzinn. Merged as commit a8743c0d1829b17a0e654d08c6be66f46adf5144.

This is a cool idea, thanks for the issue and PR @20zinnm! I want to warn you right away, I'm busy this week and won't be able to give it...

Thanks for reporting this! > Given the ideal of a single piece of code being able to run in the same fashion on both desktop and canvas, I suggest scroll...

By the way, I have the following small test program for testing scroll events in the browser: https://dmitri.shuralyov.com/projects/touch/scroll.html Then there's glfw events test application: https://godoc.org/github.com/goxjs/glfw/test/events That can be used to...

> unless we bypass the DeltaX/DeltaY field and look in the object using `.Get("deltaY")`. Doing that should be absolutely fine in this case, since it's needed. > I'm more and...

Thanks for providing those references. From looking over that, I'm starting to see that the situation is a hot mess, and it's likely some different browsers on different OSes report...

> The 0.1 minimum value for trackpad input on the desktop is likely due to the change a few years ago which specifically affects MacOS inputs: glfw/glfw#95 Hehe, I wonder...

Thanks for sharing @krisj. I did not know about it. I tried it just now, and the demo did not work at all reliably for me. In fact, it worked...

You can see what prompted this question if you look at the contrast in this snippet of code: ``` Go encodeUsingMafsa := func(w io.Writer) error { data, err := new(mafsa.Encoder).Encode(bt)...

> For example, decoding can't be done unless the entire byte stream is available. Can an io.Reader guarantee that? (Each edge represented in binary has a pointer to another part...