Emily Eisenberg

The coverage tests make sure that all branches in the code are tested. We do that by running the tests and then seeing all of the lines that they hit....

I think that the general consensus that I've seen is that very dynamic values (like your random values, or maybe something coming from user input) should just go into plain...

> using inline styles for variables is not full solution as we cannot do hover states. That's a good point. Okay, let's think about what this API would involve! I...

@amccloud I agree with @kentcdodds that that is pretty scary. Aside from it digging into aphrodite internals, you'd also not be able to add more than one style for each...

Hello there @abhiaiyer91! Can you give me a little bit more information about the environment you're seeing the flicker in? What browser you're testing in, are you using React/some other...

> Use window.getComputedStyle(document.documentElement, '') to figure out what properties the browser supports. & prefix accordingly. This is faster than prefixAll and now we don't need to send inline-styles-prefixer to the...

Oh! That's really interesting, I didn't even realize that `@keyframes` had a prefixed version. Thanks for reporting!

(I'm in the hospital, sorry for responding slowly and sorry if I continue to respond slowly) Hi @tolmasky! Thanks for the writeup of what you're doing! That's a very interesting...

I do, mostly so that if somebody wants to submit a pull request, and I say "Make sure huxley screenshots don't change much", then I can ensure that the screenshots...

Then I'm unsure why screenshots have changed in size. Let me check to see if the change is caused by using different versions of firefox, and I'll check back.