Grant Nestor

I just dealt with this by doing the following: ```js const queryDatabase = async (query, parameters = {}) => { try { const { records } = await db.query(query, parameters)...

@ghost I'm getting the same error

@maique The new emojis would need to be added to emoji_symbols.rb and related_words.rb and their 64x64 images added to images...

It probably isn't native-ui specific, then. ~~I just discovered that if "Show line numbers" is disabled, the scroll bars come back!~~ EDIT: Didn't last... ☹️ 

@yaananth Calling `print` after the cell has completed executing won't output anything. That's why the [vdom examples](https://github.com/nteract/vdom/blob/master/docs/event-spec.md#usage) make use of ipython's `update_display` functionality. We can make your example work by...

Event handling support is currently only available in JupyterLab. I've been meaning to add it to nteract but I haven't had the time to do it. I'm happy to mentor...

Hi @rmorshea! 👋 First, vdom doesn't support any tag names that are not native DOM elements. We can change that but that's the first blocker. Second, this could (and probably...

@rmorshea Understood 👌 `my_slider` is a display handle (the result of `IPython.display.display` or `IPython.display.HTML` or any ipython display function). As of ~2 years ago, ipython also provides an `update_display` function...

I agree that it would be great to be able to use vdom to render React components in addition to native HTML elements. However, I prefer the following interface: ```py...

I have created an example notebook and a branch of jupyterlab (that patches @nteract/transform-vdom to support `import_component`) that demonstrates how this approach would work: https://mybinder.org/v2/gh/gnestor/jupyterlab/vdom-react-demo?urlpath=lab/tree/packages/vdom-extension/notebooks/vdom-react.ipynb