Michael Landis

It feels to me like a question of how the caching scheme would be made apparent to the end user of the selector. If I create a selector and I...

This is beautiful. I appreciate companies who recognize relationships are why they succeed. The relationships are really the only reason to stay. As a 15-year developer who's working to return...

I'd love to be part of the conversion to a functional programming model. So much of what I see here seems to easily translate to that, and making the data/variable...

Some form of history listener, synthetic or otherwise, would allow for an analog for forward/backward navigation when using `navigate()`. `navigate` can be used within an event handler, to cause forward...

> @ryanflorence Thanks for your suggestion. But actually this approach has a problem with`circular dependency`. The `router` uses the `App`, component. But the `App` component uses any component, which can...

I replaced the package dependency with the new file from `main` in the CodeSandbox above, and it's returning the same results. The odd thing is that, in addition to the...

I don't have a lot of Node experience (I'm a front-end developer 🤷‍♂️) but below is a new entry for the `CUSTOM_TESTS` suite, based on the test CSV from the...

(Also, since I haven't collaborated yet I can't reopen this on my own.)

I was able to confirm that this only occurs when headers are requested. `pause` and `resume` appear to work fine with trailing empty fields when headers aren't requested.

I think I found the cause of this. The first issue is how `baseIndex` is checked at [line 1470](https://github.com/mholt/PapaParse/blob/e728bfe0f719a43ead95c33e941d514981cf24d1/papaparse.js#L1470). Currently it's checking for falsiness, but I'm finding that, at least...