Mark Erikson

@jrnail23 : yeah. What I'd _really_ like, tbh, is a tool that parses the Markdown files and generates an interactive list that could show Github stars and update info, NPM...

- Someone specifically wrote a tool to parse my React/Redux links list, and turn it into a REST API : https://github.com/satiewaltz/reactionary . This addons list uses effectively identical Markdown formatting,...

I threw together a quick UI mockup to illustrate the kind of thing that I'm picturing: 

And for reference, looks like the new repo and initial design discussion is at https://github.com/wilbertliu/redux-ecosystem/issues/1 .

Huh. That is very intriguing. https://github.com/wilbertliu/redux-ecosystem would still be a neat thing to get working, but looks like @wilbertliu stopped working on it a year ago. Sure, if you can...

From reading the description, that sounds like Andrew Clark's [`reduce-reducers`](https://github.com/acdlite/reduce-reducers) utility. I talked about how to use it in the [Beyond `combineReducers`](https://redux.js.org/docs/recipes/reducers/BeyondCombineReducers.html) docs page, and in my post [Practical Redux,...

Awesome, thanks! I'll try to generate an additional list of libs based on my current bookmarks queue over the weekend.

Side question: do you have a Twitter account? I'd like to acknowledge the help you're giving here.

Hey, thanks! I'd say there's a couple options for getting started: - Look through the "Backlog" issues I'd thrown up and try to turn those into PRs to add to...

First step would probably just to do a link check and nuke anything that's truly dead. Projects that haven't been updated are worth noting, but may still be useful. (For...