Juan Carlos Medina

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allow render_react_component(name, props, class: "...")

I have a [couple of use-cases](https://github.com/airbnb/hypernova/issues/163): 1. Reduce unnecessary ``s by styling the generated div instead of another wrapping ``. 2. Apply a grid area name to the container to...

"react-rails fork for use with this workflow" from TODOs

I would appreciate some documentation on webpack-rails + server-side react rendering. We're still in the process of killing the asset pipeline but would love to figure out how to get...

"react-rails fork for use with this workflow" from TODOs

Sounds good. I'll try to give it a go and provide feedback.

Avoid mutating the global Promise

Oh, boy. It's really red.

Avoid mutating the global Promise

I decided to remove any modifications to the bluebird promise. I wasn't able to justify modifying the promise class -- it was probably done for speed? strict interface? I intuit...

Avoid mutating the global Promise

I'm thinking we can do a few things then: - Switch out bluebird from a package with a strict interface (es6-promise?) - Create a class that only interfaces the desired...

Avoid mutating the global Promise

> Bluebird is faster in v8 (node/chrome), but is slower in other browsers - so it's great to use in hypernova on the server, but it shouldn't ever be shipped...

Avoid mutating the global Promise

In my development environment, I am spinning up a Webpack process that wraps Hypernova as a means of having the most up-to-date `manifest.json` Concretely: ``` webpack(config, (err, stats) => {...

Avoid mutating the global Promise

I just realized that the set up is broken because I am spinning up a new Hypernova process on file changes. But a few tweaks and we're still relatively good-to-go....

Avoid mutating the global Promise

I went ahead and implemented `StrictPromise`. I need to backfill the tests for the static methods. I also dropped `cast` since it is deprecated. EDIT: coverage is missing an appropriate...