Dmitri Shuralyov

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This would make the user experience better (at the cost of stickiness). But we're optimizing for user experience, so it's worth doing. E.g., if I'm looking at the following page:...

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Deal with this, because it's suboptimal. Probably want to skip over these entries, since they're not real branches. ``` notifying of update all: {golang.org/x/tools/refactor/rename refs/changes/00/10800/meta} notifying of update all: {golang.org/x/tools/refactor/rename...

When github servers are having issues that causes poor responsiveness, gtdo doesn't handle that well. For example, visiting a repo hosted on github can display blank loading page for a...

For example, if you happen to look at http://gotools.org/github.com/robpike/filter, it has a mismatched `// import "robpike.io/filter"` import comment. There should be a (closable) info message on top that mentions that...

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For example, http://gotools.org/cmd/go#parseMetaGoImports which has two `parseMetaGoImports` versions (under different build tags), making it impossible to link to one or the other, or navigate using Cmd+R symbols view. It also...

Pressing "?" on your keyboard should bring up an overlay that lists all available keyboard shortcuts. Many good websites do this (e.g., try it on github.com) and it's good to...

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This issue is to discuss how to think about and how to map the GLFW desktop concepts such as windows, resizing, monitors, fullscreen mode, etc., in the context of a...

This change is a work in progress on adding support for WebAssembly to package `glfw`, while maintaining GopherJS support. It's done by differentiating code for WebAssembly (which uses `syscall/js` API)...

# Summary Because of browser limitations (to avoid websites abusing the Fullscreen API), requesting to enter fullscreen mode can only be done successfully during user input event handlers. Therefore, when...

Please correct me if I'm wrong. I don't think there's a standard interface for `Encoder`/`Decoder` types, but as far as I can see, they all typically take an `io.Reader` to...