Taras Mankovski

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Thank you for creating this transform. It's helpful on a project where we're using Relay Modern (11). Relay generates TypeScript modules that for some reason occasionally include `require` statements. We're...

It seems appropriate that Ember Ajax should nudge developers towards good security practices by making it easy to implement good security practices. Transparent Token is protection against Cross-Site Request Forgery...

We're looking for a lightweight alternative to Elastic Search that we could use in automated tests. It's not 100% clear from the README if the goal of this project is...

## Context When using Catalog REST Api with the a Dataloader, we need to be able to make a single request for all of the entities that need to be...

enhancement
catalog

## Context One of our clients would like to be able to modify the layout of the form in a step. They would like to be able to show fields...

enhancement
scaffolder

# Motivation My team and I are making a Gatsby/NetlifyCMS schema editor that uses graphql-voyager as a visualization tool. When editing the schema document, `` component is rendered in a...

useType makes it super easy to use [Microstates](https://github.com/microstates/microstates.js)' composable runtime type system with React. Implementation can be found in [@microstates/react](https://github.com/microstates/react) repo. Example usage can be found in [TodoMVC with Microstates...

Uglify removes `Class.name` which breaks typeclass matching as explained in https://github.com/microstates/ember/pull/98. We should not rely on `Class.name` since it's is not always available. Instead, we could introduce a special type...

For people who're looking at Funcadelic, it might not be apparent that Funcadelic use of prototypes is not changing regular behaviour of `Object.prototype` and `Array.prototype`. We should make this clearer.

Callbacks for `foldl` or `foldr` have different argument signature for objects and arrays. For example, `foldl(fn, 0, [1, 2, 3])` will invoke the callback with `0, 1`, where 0 is...