Rasmus Porsager

Hi @tqc . That's a very good point! Sorry to hear you've been bitten by that. I haven't been using debug mode myself much since I don't use dev tools,...

:D hah.. you forgot to remove one in your example 😂 Hmm.. Tbh. I'm leaning more towards nesting using css syntax like @fuzetsu suggested (inside the template string) instead of...

@barneycarroll hehe sure, I was talking about the last parenthesis in your chained template string example ;) About how to make that work with a nested block i don't think...

Version 3* is just around the corner with a complete overhaul which i believe will give you what you're after ;) Stay tuned.... version 2 got skipped because of a...

Awesome find @JAForbes ! That's certainly not intentional 🙂 I'm not using $nest much myself, so that's probably the reason this has gone unnoticed for this long. It's fixed and...

Unfortunately the fix that's implemented now might lead to unexpected behavior if you rely on the implicit specificity between multiple overlapping $nest selectors. I think it's better than the previous...

I very rarely need either `.class` or `.style` due to how `.valueOf()` gives the className, and I don't really need `.style` because I'm using spread. [example](https://flems.io/#0=N4IgZglgNgpgziAXAbVAOwIYFsZJAOgAsAXLKEAGhAGMB7NYmBvEAXwvW10QICsEqdBk2J4s+AE5MAJjAkAKabWoBXHA3wAjWtICeFADpoABMazyA5NIgA3C8YDUxzVuqXNUFTAsBKIvIBGAAYgnwpjYCNTU3xYlwB3QJCfKONWFLQfShpaLAAHaDk8TQxNGHIqOHKYamIIegQeABZEALYOEEwcPHxqOAEc4WYeNgBdKigINABrRtROrjEIYkIJaGyVCXIeEmI8uEQAekOVNDzpgHNe3MOsZdXoAAEA-BeANlv7tah8fmziXR5bggODUNZ5UTsTjdHiafobLZ4Xb7I4nM6Xa5YQ5wuDPV74ACc2P6vwGAKBeFB4Mho1YQA) Would you mind making...

Hey @barneycarroll . Do you want to elaborate on this, or is the option of using spread a good enough solution for you?

Wow.. that would be some pretty cool overloading 😀 I'm still not sure what `m(X, ...b())` brings instead of `m(X + b())`? Ahh, I think I might get it now......

I see 😊 Sorry if I'm being pedantic, but in your last example, `.class` would not be needed? It would have to be something like ``` m(component, { class: b`...