Eric Elliott

Sure. Server routing is handled by the [component router](https://github.com/ericelliott/universal-keystone-boilerplate/blob/master/source/routes/component-router/index.js) -- which is something we could encapsulate inside Keystone. We could create a new Keystone config option that takes component routes...

I am definitely interested in using Redux. @JedWatson has also mentioned GraphQL. It's not clear yet how we'll integrate GraphQL and manage the app state on client + server.

Would you like to help? I stumbled a bit yesterday. https://github.com/ericelliott/universal-keystone-boilerplate/issues/32

Still working on that. For now, this project is really about adding universal routing + rendering to Keystone. In other words, we're in the "make it work" phase. We'll worry...

Universal routing & render have been merged into Keystone, so the component router now lives inside Keystone core. Here's a documentation screenshot from the new Keystone.JS Getting Started guide: Now...

This appears to be based on v1. We had a link to a Cuid2 python port, but it now links to a 404. If anybody would like to make a...

Questions (links to docs with answers would be great!): * How do we address privacy? Are there practices we can recommend to ensure compliance with GDPR, CCPA and so on?...

Correct that `%` is not a safe method to generate uniform random values. Are the histogram and randogram tests run in this repo?

Workaround: ``` jsdoc2md src/lib/to-slug/index.js | sed '/\*\*Kind\*\*/d' ``` Produces: --- ## toSlug(s) ⇒ string toSlug takes a string and converts it into a URL-safe string, replacing spaces with dashes, removing...