Douglas Wade

I don't think we should wait, I think we should add the feature now but make sure its completely optional, so clients can test and develop against the http2 api...

Afaict, this is a documentation-only fix. Iiuc, since we extend koa, clients should be able to follow [these instructions](https://dexecure.com/blog/native-http2-support-node-frameworks-hapi-koa-express/) and have http2 support. I'm going to test and document.

I really like this template and have used it a lot, so if this is a feature we want, I'd be interested in implementing it.

@incubus8 Currently, React Server uses webpack only for the client, and not for the server. We've had some discussion recently about moving to webpacking the server too, but for now,...

I chatted with @drewpc about this a bit, and there are a couple of other problems with our approach to auditing our dependencies. The first one is that it is...

I would accept a pr that made it a default middleware -- I believe react-server applications should be secure by default.

> I don't know how effectively browsers balance bandwidth between the current active page and an installing ServiceWorker. I think browsers just handle this, but it's possible that installing the...

@gigabo We had two prs recently that failed with linting errors https://github.com/redfin/react-server/pull/598 and https://github.com/redfin/react-server/pull/606. Do you think having the eslint bot would have helped? Also, as part of https://github.com/redfin/react-server/issues/605, what...

I'm struggling to understand the scope of `react-server`. As far as I can tell, we seem to believe that we are going to manage all of the complexity of the...

I've been thinking about this one, and I think we can do better. I'd like to keep `react-server-core` in `react-server`, and I'd like for our packages to be more granular,...