Alex Ryckman Mellnik

Looks good! Edit2: It looks like `export_js` needs to be run in `/libs` -- is that also the case for you?

I've been trying to figure out if there's a way to generate similar plots using the current plotly capabilities. One option is to just [concatenate the keys](https://codepen.io/amellnik/pen/yPdMyY) and use that...

As a first step, we could add an optional button that dumps the JSON representation of the plot to a file. This would be easy to implement since there's already...

@jackparmer I would agree with that or even just to copy the serialized JSON to the clipboard. I also think this should be end-user friendly (and not require using any...

I'm seeing the following error building ParallelAccelerator master on 0.5.0-rc3: ``` Building libj2carray.dll. bcpp not found and will not be used. blas_test.cpp:1:19: fatal error: cblas.h: No such file or directory...

I used @s-broda's method and was able to build under Windows 10. (I installed gcc with pacman). However, when I go to test the package, in addition to the BLAS...

@lkuper This is when running `Pkg.test("ParallelAccelerator")` on 0.4.5. Looking more closely at the error log I think I missed the more important segment:  It looks like the paths to...

Is this possible with Mux at the moment? If not, it can't be used for any sort of real situation...

If I use `HttpCommon` I can construct a response object that includes the necessary headers with something like ```julia resp = Response(200, getHeaders(), JSON.json(Dict("data" => 1, "error" => false))) ```...

It seems like it should work, but that returns a response with default headers and no body no matter what: ```julia @app test = ( Mux.defaults, page(respond("Nothing to see here...")),...