Daniel P H Fox
Daniel P H Fox
Need to investigate this later, and figure out a reliable repro, but I encounter a bug sometimes where my state objects don't update even after a dependency has changed. The...
From watching people use Fusion, and from some of my own experiences with the library, one thing I've noticed get in the way sometimes is how Fusion defers property changes...
Sometimes you need to update multiple state objects at once, for example setting multiple value objects to new values. Because Fusion enforces an internally consistent reactive graph at all times,...
So far, Fusion has almost entirely based itself on principles of *continuous-time* functional reactive programming. That is to say, all primitives are modelled as containers for values which have a...
Sometimes when working with UI, you want to smoothly move an element between two entirely different ancestors - for example, when dragging a card between lists. This is commonly known...
When using `Parent` with `applyInstanceProps`, it's possible to lose all references to the instance in user code while still being able to execute changes on the instance indirectly via state...
It could be nice for Fusion to better support promises as part of its core functionality - for example, being able to conditionally render a loading UI, result UI or...
See #90 - this PR is all about making our contribution document easier to understand!
Currently, to animate the rotational part of a CFrame using spring simulation, we decompose the CFrame into a series of numbers representing it's axis-angle rotation, and spring simulate those numbers....
This would be of specific utility to objects like For* and Spring since these need to disambiguate between different objects updating in order to perform the specific recalculations they need...