Brian

@dankobaia I ran into that as well while developing my site. Fortunately in my case I had full control over my images so I just switched to tacking on a...

I used to have a custom-built bullet solution, but it always had quirky issues if you'd click while the slider was animating and all-in-all it wasn't a very nice experience....

Would be nice to have it not be necessary, but it's pretty straight forward to do what the compiler is suggesting. Literally just add a "react-awesome-autoplay.d.ts" (name doesn't matter, I...

It should function since it supports both NetStandard 1.1 and 2.0 (loaded up a Blazor Server project as a test and it installed/built/ran just fine). That being said, I have...

This definitely _smells_ like a bug, I'll have to dig into it a bit and see what I can find

Hmm, that's an interesting thought. I definitely want to keep a pretty simple, straight-forward pattern but something along those lines wouldn't be too bad of a feature creep I don't...

Technically speaking, using the Hub class itself isn't required (it wasn't originally even the intended usage pattern, was only added as an option later for using the library in DI...

Oh, I totally agree, just saying the reason it wasn't documented was because it was added later and the docs never got updated :)

Would be simple enough to add, though I'm curious about the use-case. In general I'd think you'd want individual consumers cleaning up after themselves using the Unsubscribe methods instead of...

@juanpaexpedite Tuples aren't really a new thing; they're basically just syntactic sugar for a dynamic class (at least in the scope of what we're talking about here). As such, a...