Javier Chávarri

> The only concern I had is I couldn't find license info for Popmotion Pure - do you happen to know where we can find that? It seems to be...

I just found [this golden](https://www.reddit.com/r/firefox/comments/6vu4se/why_firefox_does_not_scroll_with_rubberband/dm4n4q9/) piece of data: > I'm not sure. On Mac we can do it because "wheel" events that were generated while the finger was touching the...

Woah amazing research!! 😮 Seems there's a lot of room to normalize scrolling across platforms. > That code normalizes to a pixel-level scroll, which I think would be reasonable for...

Yeah I agree. It could be step 3/3, as it's now unclear if we'll have per-element prop types 😬

This will be much much easier with new api, e.g.   not sure if it would make sense to do it before or after #136 🤔 or order does...

@davesnx Do you think it is enough with the approach suggested in https://github.com/ml-in-barcelona/jsoo-react/issues/111#issuecomment-1011489237? I think trying to do something more sophisticated at library or ppx might be too hard to...

There are currently a couple of things missing to support this at least at least minimally: a) bindings to `Suspense` and `lazy` b) a proper way to define "external" components...

Thanks for sharing your thoughts @glennsl. I remembered now why I went for current approach using `require`. 😅 The main downside of vendoring `react` js library is that then all...

One downside of the suggested improvement is that React Dev Tools won't be showing the props as an object as it does now. Maybe this could be an option that...

Yeah I think these points are worth considering. What you mention makes me think about tyxml, which also left me (as a user) with similar feeling: the time spent trying...