Sebastian Markbåge

People tend to do that by doing a fat invisible stroke. That's a naive solution though because when you have overlapping lines, the nearest line to your pointer may not...

Yea, this is broken and one reason context is undocumented. I think that future versions of React will include an explicit determination of a context key change which will deeply...

You can use MooTools on the ART objects for this like so: $(art).addEvents({ mouseenter: ..., mouseleave: ... }); OR Element(art).addEvents({ mouseenter: ..., mouseleave: ... });

hm... ok. Might be some browser specific issues. The ART object isn't actually extended. It's cast to the underlying DOM element which is extended. ART is essentially independent of MooTools...

This should be configurable just like rotation axis. I'm not sure about the default value being based on measurements though. The expected effect is shape dependent so it should scale...

I disagree. When you do anything beyond trivial, you want to control the origin point. You'll essentially always put shapes in groups since objects are composed of several different parts....

The objective should be to allow all features to be animated. Although, maybe some more obscure via plugins (like path -> path morphing). It's actually not more difficult to do...

Actually you can rotate if you explicitly say which point to rotate around. group.rotate(90, 0, 0); The problem is that group.measure(); doesn't work yet. So it can't calculate the center...

My use case is React server rendering. TBH, all my current use cases where gzip/encryption comes up are for using web Streams as the API on the server instead of...

Yes specifically it would be something like: ```js let reactStream = React.renderToReadableStream(reactComponents); event.respondWith(new Response(reactStream.pipeThrough(gzipTransform)); ``` Possibly with an extra `.pipeThrough(encryptionTransform)`. The `reactStream` is the source that knows that it's a...