Vladyslav Huba

I just stumbled upon a use case. I have highly modular system and want to prevent a possibility for routes to coincide between modules. So I wanted to pass a...

@kamilmysliwiec I'm afraid it'll take too much time to look up contributing guides, learn the code and write the tests (I haven't written tests before so I will also have...

Hey there. My usecase is I want to enable users to take actions in certain moments of time in another app, by hand. So I want to show a floating...

It's painful to see those `var`s already, I write all my code with let/const only even without usage of transpilers. I think you should consider versions of browsers you want...

Dynamically adding Babel will add a lot of overhead to process and transpile all the scripts every time. In-browser Babel is mostly for prototyping. Production builds should be precompiled.

Just stumbled on this. Waiting for a fix, but until then try adding this to your Sequelize model (syntax as of Sequelize v4): ```javascript hooks: { beforeCount(options) { options.distinct =...

I tried to do something similar as well and stuck to the same question. Seems like we should write unlock logic ourselves.

The issue wasn't solved yet. I want to see how to do this without awful workarounds.

@DaddyWarbucks It was pretty long ago, and I couldn't find the related code in my repos. If I remember correctly though, it was something as such. In before get/patch hook...

> assigning the **whole object** of `context.query[Op.and]` to be a literal, essentially opting out of the object query syntax @DaddyWarbucks how so? A query of such form: ```javascript { id:...