Eduardo Speroni

@jamescodesthings on android it works like this: If things have native tap (like button, which has onClick), they handle tap natively and it doesn't get bubbled up. If it doesn't,...

@facetious does this not happen with core NativeScript? I know that core stops all native updates when the screen is off, so it's probably some native updates that aren't being...

Hey everyone! I think it's time to clear some things up. Although I can't speak for the NS team about the future, I can shed some light on code sharing....

Hey! Actually, the issue isn't on `ngFor` but on how `loaded` works in NativeScript. Loaded emits when the native view is loaded, even if it means it's in the middle...

Try using marking mode none https://docs.nativescript.org/core-concepts/android-runtime/advanced-topics/marking-mode-none

Nevermind, I figured it out. I'm trying to find a way to adapt this plugin in a way that we no longer override the CSS. One way is using the...

@TheOriginalJosh have you disabled issues on your fork? I was going to open an issue there for discussion but it seems it'll have to be done here I'm putting some...

@TheOriginalJosh yeah, it actually patches the object method, not the class itself, so it's patched when the view is loaded and unpatched when it's unloaded. Now that I think about...

It seems there IS an easy solution. webpack.config.js: ``` const entries = { bundle: [`${appFullPath}/polyfills.ts`, entryPath] }; ``` app/polyfills.ts: ``` ( global).window = {}; ``` Result: ``` JS: isNotBrowser: false...

This is my solution (I'm using the older version but it'll work with css2json-loader): ```javascript // add /\.module\.scss$/i to exclude! { test: /\.scss$/, exclude: [/[\/|\\]app\.scss$/, /\.module\.scss$/i], use: ["raw-loader", "resolve-url-loader", "sass-loader"]...