Thomas Honeyman

I'm not able to merge this, but 👍

On second thought -- #347 updates the editor and tooling support section in the documentation and includes the language server. Does it make sense for there to be two documentation...

I’m open to auto generating code like this. Halogen uses more precise types for HTML than the React bindings (the row of IProps) which might pose a roadblock. But the...

> I'm confused about let Address = Registry.Address SpagoPackage. From what i can see, Registry.Address is already a fully applied type. Is this a mistake, or a dhall feature i...

> I don't have data on this, but I feel that adding manually some dependencies to the config if we make this change would probably be slightly annoying the first...

Halogen has this as well: https://github.com/purescript-halogen/purescript-halogen/tree/master/docs/changelog

Things that slow Halogen down that we could look to trim include currying, type classes, and using effects. We can improve by: 1. Explicitly uncurrying functions, as you noticed 2....

I'd be curious to see the results of that, if you have any time to experiment with it.

Judging from those benchmarks it looks like objects with string tags are only narrowly behind

This issue was very helpful for me. I often have to prevent link clicks from causing the browser to load the page, but using `preventDefault` inside every query handler is...