Glen Marchesani
Glen Marchesani
We have DSL's that would make great use of this, providing much richer compilation phase checks.
- finer grain access control (your IKnowWhatImDoing case) - better logger creation (right now we grab the stack trace and have a hardcoded number of frame to walk back, which...
@diesalbla fwiw I spent about 2 hours in morbid curiousity trying to eek more performance including trying what you suggested in various incarnations and couldn't eek out any more performance....
So oddly enough I spent the morning hacking through ServerSentEvent unit tests in http4s. ServerSentEvent defines end event as an empty line terminated with a \n. The existing protocol decoder...
fwiw lazy merge is what I would idiomatically use. I don't have any uses cases that need the current behaviour.
Implicit in your statement but worth noting explicitly that this is performance critical code hence even the consideration of the third bullet point. Throwing a fourth option out there. What...
Add a data-mhtml-onmount attribute which is the actual function to call. Then later after it is attached to the dom do a document.querySelectorAll("[data-mhtml-onmount]") To get and call all the callbacks....
Agreed on affecting the dom. For me if I have ``` console.log("mounted") } > ``` It isn't completely surprising for me to see that on the in browser dom element....
Yes with the refinement to query from the mounted element will give better performance.