Grant Forrest

Ah, that makes sense - and quite tricky!

I've noticed this behavior in D3's implementation as well: https://codesandbox.io/s/mystifying-colden-759ub?file=/src/App.tsx

However, the [panzoom](https://github.com/anvaka/panzoom) library seems to do exactly what I'm looking for and quite simply. Might be a good implementation to look at: https://codesandbox.io/s/friendly-herschel-iziy9?file=/src/App.tsx

Continuing down this rabbit-hole: The potential issue I see with aliasing is that the `tsconfig` is bootstrapped into the user's controlled files, but the rollup config is still controlled by...

I did some exploration into this problem with [`redux-facet`](https://github.com/bandwidth/redux-facet). Specifically, a kind of hack which wraps / intercepts saga generator effects: https://github.com/Bandwidth/redux-facet/blob/master/src/facetSaga.js The idea in this library is that every...

I agree, I don't think it's a good idea to make this a built-in behavior. I've been doing some more thinking on this problem. I think the approach may be...

Hi folks! https://with.so uses `react-spring` extensively for so much of our core functionality! Spring animations make the spatial workspace feel much more natural and put some serious shine on size...

I know this is probably not an active pursuit of the team at the moment, but I have a library called [calendar blocks](https://github.com/a-type/calendar-blocks) which is pretty in-line with the Radix...

I've noticed this seems to happen specifically when pressing Enter in nodes that have a custom React NodeView. Built-in nodes work correctly with Enter.

In a 2D game, isn't Up just the 3rd axis - pointing toward the 'camera'? For example, if your 2d objects are laid out along the X and Y axes,...