Joe Pea
Joe Pea
The Babylon type definitions were not visible in the Babylon host source code. To help learn what's going on with Babylon more easily (and hence make a fix for Babylon...
This may not be a problem specific to zeromq.js, but more of an Electron problem. You might get more help with this in Electron's repo, or at https://discuss.atom.io/c/electron. Zeromq.js does...
Not sure if it is clashing actually, because I tried moving my JSX `class="command"` to `classList={{command: true}}` but get the same output.
Using `className="command"` works!
@lxsmnsyc any chance you'd be willing to use your compiler chops to fix this?
I was originally going to ask if it is possible for sinopia to copy over packages from NPM so that they become essentially like private packages in sinopia, but then...
What if `#foo` was kept as "hard private" like it already is, and then a new `private foo` was a softer alternative introduced later (where `this.foo` can only access _one_...
> To make something like that work, a class wouldn't be allowed to have both private x and #y @rdking Did you mean `#x` there? I don't see why both...
Or even better: why not take the opinions of non TC39 developers into higher consideration based on the high number of ignored votes they've placed?
> In short, while it could be done, it just doesn't seem like a good idea to have both notations. @rdking Yeah, ideally we would have only one thing and...