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A very interesting take was posted by @jamiebuilds today: https://twitter.com/buildsghost/status/1251572060750409728 

Great ideas, thanks! Although I think these should be considered after the project's first stable release. There are a lot of other tasks to do until then, especially regarding the...

Thank you for opening this issue! Unfortunately, I’ve lost my interest in this project and not planning to update its dependencies anytime soon. Please feel free to create a fork...

`privateKeyModInverse` is an operation distinct from `privateKeyNegate`. They aren’t interchangeable and it may not be possible to do the same thing with secp256k1 v4.

It seems that https://eslint.org/docs/rules/no-buffer-constructor covers `no-new-buffer`, so there is no need for the latter. If it isn't possible or convenient to add eslint-plugin-unicorn as a peer dependency, then I suggest...

I see your point, adding unicorn as a peer dependency would clutter the `package.json` files of developers, but the plugin doesn't really fit into any of -import, -react or -jsx-a11y....

I'm using the following subset of rules from Unicorn as of today: ```js const { rules: baseES6Rules } = require('eslint-config-airbnb-base/rules/es6'); module.exports = { extends: 'plugin:unicorn/recommended', rules: { 'unicorn/import-index': 'off', 'unicorn/prevent-abbreviations':...

I started to work on a Knex-based ORM which aims to provide easy model integration with ES6+: https://github.com/kripod/knexpress My goal is to achieve feature parity with Bookshelf.js with as few...

@henryboldi Well, [Knexpress](https://github.com/kripod/knexpress) mounts every Knex method dynamically, while Bookshelf has a predefined set of functions to operate from. Bookshelf was not built to utilize ES6 classes natively, that's why...

As a quick, rudimental fix, the following helped me out for the `Tab` component in React: ```tsx { requestAnimationFrame(() => { if (document.activeElement instanceof HTMLElement) { document.activeElement.blur(); } }); }}...