Dave Raffensperger
Dave Raffensperger
You do need the user to initially authenticate with your application and if you use the appropriate parameters, you can have Google send your server a "refresh token" (see https://developers.google.com/identity/protocols/OAuth2...
So you need to get the user's permissions initially to manage their contacts (that's the initial one-time OAuth2 process), and then if you requested a refresh token from Google, you...
I forked the gem and added support for creation of contacts here: https://github.com/CruGlobal/google_contacts_api However, I haven't gotten to cleaning that up and merging in those changes. At this point, I'm...
I really like this idea! For my PR yesterday, I actually used my whole existing application to test it, would have been nice to have a micro test environment. No...
Looks like the indent source has the Vim license, though that doesn't answer the Microsoft contribution piece.
Would it make sense to add something in the README about this intentional lack of license and pointing people to an alternative if that is a blocker for them? For...
This issue of someone sleeping the computer, or leaving the tab open to go get coffee, etc. is sort of a basic limitation of measurement in the browser world. If...
My suggestion would be that we try to keep the precision of the monotonic clock where possible, both for all aspects of the span, it's start/end times and it's timed...
Correct - my suggestion would be for version 1 of this work, we just detect when the spans timings are probably incorrect and we add some extra labels to the...
I know we have platform specific code that does the timing calculations. Would it make sense for the Node part of that code to use `process.hrTime` instead of performance timings...