James Gillmore

its less to digest overall for newcomers to see it in one file. i.e. rather than think it's 2 totally new chunks of code to review.

yea, then there's a lot more we should do in that case. it's a tradeoff: easy to initially grok the key aspects vs. easier to become your full-fledged app. For...

for sure. honestly the upcoming Rudy launch is gonna be big and require lots of help as well as have lots of opportunities. I gotta get the site up to....

unfortunately, im not really maintaining this package anymore. a PR would be welcome. I'll be revisiting this stuff in the future with a new dedicated solution, probably going without storybook...

ps. in native code call something like (React Native Example): ``` let params = { twitter: { authToken: 'YOUR_TOKEN, authTokenSecret: 'YOUR_SECRET' } }; ddp.call('login', [params], (error, response) => if (res)...

@spencercarli unlike Facebook, you get both an access token and an access token secret after the authentication process. Neither are app specific, but user specific. I used: https://github.com/GoldenOwlAsia/react-native-twitter-signin which works...

Here's the line in xplat's objective c code I'm referring to: https://github.com/kraffslol/react-native-braintree-xplat/blob/518901ff697f32ee34c1a12c3f32cf7353a20630/ios/RCTBraintree/RCTBraintree.m#L96

@conor-mac-aoidh is there a reason you always start the upload from scratch by calling `initUpload` rather than `putUpload` (aka `send) like the original used to do? Also, I don't suppose...

the transition-group's `tag='p'` also did not work. It used the default span. It seems perhaps this stuff isn't built? Or is incomplete? Honestly, I wouldn't expect it to be complete,...

a plain `` like this worked though: ```js Toggle hello export default { data() { return { show: true, } } } .fade-enter-active, .fade-leave-active transition opacity .5s .fade-enter, .fade-leave-to opacity...