Brian Kim

@jpbow oh my god you already have a mascot and I don’t even have a logo for Crank lol

Copy-pasting what I wrote in a reddit discussion https://www.reddit.com/r/javascript/comments/g1zj87/crankjs_an_alternative_to_reactjs_with_built_in/fnjwa5o?utm_source=share&utm_medium=web2x: > I actually think you can add public methods to function components in React using the “useImperativeHandle” hook, but I think...

@mcjazzyfunky Hmmm definitely not a cranky API but interesting and impressive. An interesting conversation on web components: https://twitter.com/RyanCarniato/status/1257806356947464193

@mcjazzyfunky Interesting! I like the prop/attr normalization system you got going. The big thing web components need is an imperative API; that’s what motivates their usage above and beyond just...

@mcjazzyfunky Wow that’s getting there! One thought I have. The benefit of inheritance is that you can just define methods directly on the class, rather than as a callback inside...

I’ll try to take a look at this and provide feedback by tomorrow, sorry for the wait.

Okay. Sorry for the delay and thanks for doing this work! You’re definitely not the first to say that the docs website is less readable than it could be, and...

The app is great! I’ve been following the [file system access](https://wicg.github.io/file-system-access/) standard closely so it’s exciting to see an app which uses it! My thoughts: Defining `CustomEvent` subclasses is a...

> So maybe it could be one of a good practices mentioned in docs? Yep I agree and will try to add it to the docs soon. > However, I...

@malcolmstill > Right enough this works, and I get a stream of messages. But I have some unexpected behaviour where I see certain changes only when data comes across the...