Robert Buchberger

I really love this file browser! Many of the others are painful to configure, while this one worked really well for me out of the box. Thank you! I'd like...

I'm also receiving this issue, as well as problems with arrow functions and back-quote string interpolation. Seems the minifier doesn't like ES6 syntax.

+1 to this - I really don't like having to scroll up & down to read an approach plate. It's not realistic at all.

I'm still having this issue as well. My planned workaround is to set up a "master" client on my taskd server, run it ~hourly with a crontab, and disable recurrence...

@matt-snider My little script runs 3 steps - ``` `task sync` # Pull any newly created recurring tasks `task` # Generate recurring task instances `task sync` # Push the new...

This is amazing work, thank you! I've been wanting this forever. I'm out of town on a work trip at the moment so I can't easily pull it down and...

@aebrahim - you mind if I go ahead and merge this version, then replace it if we get the global thread pool working?

This is amazing work! It's not so complicated considering the benefits it provides. I like this version better, though it might be worth testing a few builds to make sure...

That's right - every `{% picture mypicture.jpg %}` called in a site creates a unique instance of JPT. There's a `context` object that is handed around during the site build....

@aebrahim - We're out of my area of experience here - I've never played with multithreaded Ruby code. Closest I've gotten is asynchronous javascript. Our tests are synchronous, so would...