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Hi @loganpowell I use this code in [runjs](https://runjs.dev): ```ts import fs from 'fs' import {iterator} from '@thi.ng/transducers' import { parse } from "@thi.ng/hiccup-markdown"; const blog = fs.readFileSync('/tmp/foo.md', 'utf8') console.log(blog) console.log([...iterator(parse(),...

(@postspectacular did the answer first ;)

Hi @loganpowell I don't know how parcel handle this but honestly IMHO is not the best idea ever to use filesystem functions in the browser even if a specific version...

Hi @postspectacular ! Thank you for the answer. So I made a quick trial... It seems to work well... but: I'm currently using a [barycentric wireframe shader](https://github.com/mattdesl/webgl-wireframes) that needs `gl.enable(gl.SAMPLE_ALPHA_TO_COVERAGE);`...

Hi @Korede-TA , here it is a not exhaustive answer, hope this helps a little :) There are few different ways of handling state managements, here some examples from the...

Hi! Just to say my two cents. I love hiccup api and I'm using React everyday (and I like it too) but honestly I don't think they can be interchangeable...

Ahhaha yes sorry 😅 It is a new way to handle local state to permit to write only function components (actually with not-pure function even if they claim to be...

I also mentioned React.Suspense and IMHO it worth to read also this: https://overreacted.io/algebraic-effects-for-the-rest-of-us/ In the end sometimes to simulate an async render they actually "throw a Promise", that is a...

Some common error are: `Uncaught Error: illegal argument(s): div is not a valid tag name` or `Error: illegal argument(s): 0 is not a valid tag name` a message could help...

Hi! I still haven't played with imgui package a lot so I'm not completely aware of all the options > component specific config I'm totally ok on avoid adding component...