Isaak Eriksson

Well the qlearn reinforcement models currently available on nodejs have simple api to reference from. I suggest taking a look at them

Try running from the `.devcontainer/Dockerfile` docker file. If you have VSCode just open the project as a container and work from there, it's much simpler setup.

@DanielRuf I noticed Speedlab asks for a login after the first try. Seems a bit compilcated in this aspect.

What if someone enters their login details in cli? We can also try a testing account, although one should check the ToC about this.

@MartinKavik Looking at https://github.com/Pauan/rust-dominator/blob/master/examples/animation/src/lib.rs I think it's helps readability when writing `mutable.animate_to(value)` than `mutable.set(value)`. Personally, passing control of the easing function to each call makes the MutableAnimation seems just like...

Hi, @jerosoler thanks for the swift reply. I've not modified, nor overrode any methods. I've edited my issue including a [codepen example](https://codepen.io/MyIsaak/pen/VwQNLqp?editors=1111)

Thanks for the thorough explanation, and yes internally events are handled in a synchronous fashion, however logically one could sort the scheduled events to avoid this. > The question is...

I found a workaround by deleting the connection in the next event loop using a timeout (still not ideal): ```js function deleteCreatedConnection({input_id, output_id, input_class, output_class}) { setTimeout(() => editor.removeSingleConnection(output_id, input_id,...

`` components are nice to add loading transitions which CSS can't yet do. But wrapping each image in such a stateful component harms loading performance. Perhaps such a task is...

Although `svelte-sitemap` lacks many features, it's a great lightweight solution! However, I'm currently using [`sitemap.js`](https://github.com/ekalinin/sitemap.js) due to its flexibility and open-source support and would recommend those who need complex sitemaps...