Asier Illarramendi

I think it's both. The problem though is that in the browser you need to polyfill Node `utils` and `crypto`. - Browser usage example: https://github.com/rogebrd/dropbox-oauth-popup - Backend usage example: https://dev.to/eyalbenivri/firebase-auth-with-a-non-supported-provider-dropbox-444e

> I'm not sure what the overflow behaviour for borders should be. I have it clamp the border thickness to the size of the node at the moment, which seems...

I'm old enough to have suffered those CSS quirks… 😅 Anyway, I was asking because _ickshonpe_ was asking about overflow behaviour; for a moment I though Bevy wasn't doing `border-box`....

I would keep it as `flex_layout` or maybe `nodes_layout`… but that will get old as soon as we add CSS grid. I've merged Alice's suggestion, what do you think of?...

Yup. That was another reason for the rename. ^_^ Also, this example could use a `flex-direction` toggle, to see how changing the main axis direction affects the layout. But that's...

I'm not sure about this example: - I like it as debugging example as it helps review that the node size is correct after the line breaks are applied; specially...

Maybe just append `_debug` to the example name and state it in the example description. Like `text_debug` does? 

I'm trying to tweak this example to use `gap/padding` for extra style points… but it breaks when width is not explicitly set. HTML/CSS correctly handles text overflow. Note that width...

I don't understand why, but `min-width: 0` works. I've created an issue; we can follow there and stop spamming this PR. ^_^U Btw, I've found another issue, new ticket created:...

Could this PR cause issues when defining the size via flex grow/shrink/basis in conjunction with `height: 100%`? In this case, what would be the value of `width`? `Auto`? I'm saying...