Stephen Grider

One possible workaround is to capture the event generated by the unhandledrejcetion and manually log the error. Example: ``` window.addEventListener('unhandledrejection', (e: any) => { console.error(e.reason); }); ```

Here's an example of manually signing up and logging in a user. Yep, it looks nasty: ``` function signup({ email, password, req }) { const user = new User({ email,...

Hey guys - I was under the impression that I had mentioned a specific version of redux-form to use in the course. Is that not the case?

@Jeff-Mott-OR I've seen several of your comments on this topic in different forums. I'd like to join @atomiks in thanking you for persistently correcting the misinformation on what composition is.

Great suggestion, I was looking into using a webworker for execution. Lemming looks like a good approach.

There's no reasonable way to print any values that are generated in an async manner. The workaround would be to wrap it in a react component

@chiho13 This looks good, 2 comments: 1. I'm down for this addition, but it should take the form of a new task altogether. Right now the `build` task is a...

@ronishak @adhitia Can you please post your project directories to github? Please mention me once you have

@drewboardman Can you post your package.json as well? I was able to check out the version of the `thumbnail-gulp` project in this repo, install dependencies, run `gulp`, and saw updates...

@ronishak Can you try the following: - In package.json, change `"react-router": "^1.0.0-beta2",` to `"react-router": "1.0.0-beta2",`, save, then run `npm update react-router`. - In `topic-list.jsx`, add a comma after the mixin...