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Here's a work around to unblock installing packages until scriptcs maintainers fix this issue (short answer: just use NuGet directly): - download [latest version of nuget.exe](https://www.nuget.org/downloads) (put it somewhere that's...

@shadaj I'm wondering does it make sense to reopen this for enabling `React.lazy` now that Scala.js has supported code-splitting for a while? My slinky app is starting to get slooow,...

@shadaj any words of wisdom how I could go about contributing a react Lazy support? Where in the code base might I refer to for how similar functionality is implemented?...

@shadaj where I'm a bit stuck implementing a facade for `lazy` is that it requires the return of a `module` with default export, not simply a `ReactElement`. Using Scala.JS `dynamicImport`,...

Okay, I think I have a working implementation of `lazy` that at least compiles. But I can't run it since scalajs-bundler doesn't yet support multiple outputs! @shadaj have you found...

this is how I create typed slinky components, could something similar work for external?: ```scala // here's how I type my components when creating them: div( // this could be...

@joan38 did it work for you? One issue I noticed is if my components have callbacks where the javascript sends generic arguments, I'd get warnings such as the following and...

and just for the uninitiated, `class NeedTyping[T

addresses: https://github.com/shadaj/slinky/issues/196

Not sure if I'm oversimplifying this, but I've found external hooks to be pretty similar to writing facades as with other external js libraries. For instance, the popular QuillJS rich...