Taylor Cramer
Taylor Cramer
That would be awesome! I know nothing about i18n + mdbook, but I'd be happy to do anything I can to help make this book more accessible to folks.
That sounds fine to me!
You can use the `EitherN` enums from the either-n crate for this. Here's a [test](https://github.com/cramertj/domafic-rs/blob/master/src/lib.rs#L314) showing how. Glad you're having fun playing around-- let me know if you have any...
Note to self: rename the `use_either_n` feature to just `either_n` so that it will automatically be included when users import the `either_n` crate.
I'm actually going to reopen this until I've renamed the feature and added examples.
@plul Yeah, `use_either_n` is a default feature of Domafic-- it's not something you'd `cfg` in your code.
Domafic does do DOM diffing, but it does not have any caching based on input. The equivalent to a React component is either a `DomNode` or a function that produces...
Right now, there's no built-in system for IO. The WIP http branch defines a 'JsIo' type that allows you to send HTTP requests and handle the result in a callback....
@jimmycuadra Just to give some context-- I'm trying to come up with a way to allow for both calling/receiving messages from JavaScript that prevents unnecessary allocations, but that also correctly...
After some thought, I'm probably just going to special-case certain strings, ala Elm. It's the easiest on users of the library, and it only imposes a tiny runtime cost (a...