Matt Krick

Do you have any specific examples of where it doesn't follow the MD spec and where performance is worse? Everything I've played with has been much more responsive than material...

@fallenpeace see https://github.com/mattkrick/meatier/blob/master/src/server/createSSR.js#L47 changing the node global for each request is not OK... Request 1 comes in, sets global to Chrome Request 1 hits a promise Request 2 comes in,...

you certainly could, but that's just 1 reason to leave material-ui. for example, it still sends the prefixer to the client & the prefixer itself is larger than all the...

ignoring that you can almost always identify a boostrap site without even opening the inspector... - it's big - it's invasive - it's global it was developed before the age...

so i think you're alluding to modular media queries, which is in the works (w3 i think). until then, yeah, you want media queries that are written in native css,...

modular media queries aren't a thing, yet. everything until then is just kinda a hacky solution. using display hidden kinda sucks though, since you don't know why nothing is showing...

I like flow more than typescript, but given the choice I'd still choose plain JS, maybe jsdoc if it's tricky stuff. If you've got any repos that might change my...

it's like a lightweight typescript. i can still use babel. maybe it wont be much of an issue moving forward, but the typescript transpiler couldn't do a lot of ES2015+...

There's some talk about this in #13. Once I finish my client cache I'm gonna try to use custom graphql scalars to make it universal and keep the client super...

Alrighty i'm gonna need a walkthrough on this one... this is for setting headers on the client, right? the `prerender.js` will never make it to the client, it's just used...