Vasilis Papavasileiou

> To get the same functionality, I think I will for now be defining initial non-reactive nodes on server that has an id, and I'll replace the node with a...

Can you provide a complete failing example? I can neither reproduce, nor understand how `let%lwt` could fool `ocamldep` (with `lwt.ppx` loaded, as in the distillery template).

Additionally, could you do a `make distclean` and then rebuild? That will get rid of the `.depend` files that may be in an inconsistent state for some reason.

You have to pass `+nat.js` to the invocations of `js_of_ocaml` (and its Eliom wrapper, `js_of_eliom`). I guess the easiest way would be to add it to the `JS_OF_ELIOM` and `JS_OF_OCAML`...

Sorry for the delay. The customizability of the flag and the declaration of Reason support could both be implemented via a per-template configuration/specification file. It could be useful for other...

@balat I can think of a messy hack to make this work. We can automatically add an auxiliary unique class to the `C` node (the same class for the original...

It shouldn't be too complicated, given that we already use a separate URL for client apps. Pointers: * https://github.com/ocsigen/eliom/blob/558c528b769a1d7f749de3b1a1674bcb524d3ebc/src/lib/eliom_registration.server.ml#L1165 * https://github.com/ocsigen/eliom/blob/558c528b769a1d7f749de3b1a1674bcb524d3ebc/src/lib/eliom_registration.server.ml#L1503 * https://github.com/ocsigen/eliom/blob/558c528b769a1d7f749de3b1a1674bcb524d3ebc/src/lib/eliom_client.client.ml#L57 * https://github.com/ocsigen/ocsigen-start/blob/3cbbd9d59fbbc2d2e7fc2b2e1c48599511b33af2/template.distillery/mobile!eliom_loader.ml#L89

I guess we are trying to locate the `pcdata` (to start updating it) and that fails, because it doesn't have an ID. We could possibly locate the wrapper `span` element...

Thanks for bringing this up. The build system has its issues, especially when it comes to bytecode. I am not promising immediate fixes (it is a matter of prioritizing tasks),...

Pathless services are very commonly created statically, in which case no timeout applies. I think the most common use case for pathless services is actions that can happen anywhere in...