Nick Jonas

The error is happening here: ``` LocalStorageEmitter.subscribe(() => { for (let instance of instances) { console.log('this', this) console.log('oldJSONValues', oldJSONValues) var currentValue = JSON.stringify(instance[decoratedPropertyName]); var oldJSONValue = oldJSONValues[this['_' + decoratedPropertyName +...

Here's the full stack trace: ``` browser_adapter.js:76TypeError: Cannot read property '_username_mapped' of undefined at WebStorage.ts:74 at LocalStorageEmitter.ts:24 at SafeSubscriber.schedulerFn [as _next] (async.js:134) at SafeSubscriber.__tryOrUnsub (Subscriber.js:166) at SafeSubscriber.next (Subscriber.js:115) at Subscriber._next...

I did a git pull on the master branch of this, and replaced 0.2.0 that npm had pulled down. After that I'm getting this error, in Google Chrome, Angular 2.0.0-beta.14,...

Okay I got it working, and I narrowed down what makes it break: In step 2 of the README, registering it in my boot.ts breaks it: ``` var appPromise =...

I can't show you the exact code unfortunately, but will try and isolate it when I get a chance, under a deadline ATM!

It's not storing values for me though, am I doing something stupid? ``` export class BattleSubComponent { @Input() battle:Battle @LocalStorage() public votes: Array = []; constructor(private http:Http, private zone:NgZone) {}...

How would I go about "watching" a property in Firestore? So my component has this: ``` firestore () { return { transcriptionsFirestoreRef: db.collection(this.id).doc('transcriptions') } } ``` How can I know...

@FlorianWerndl that's exactly it, wasn't sure if it would work with this but it seems to - thanks!

@ildoc I have this same issue...I have something like this: ``` ``` Where each ```task``` object has a "sortedIndex" value that I'd like to update and keep in sync with...

Hey @jeremyabel, looks like in [this commit](https://github.com/googlecreativelab/anypixel/commit/784b68ececb53e70ddeb81030715a78892d0b25c#diff-a084b794bc0759e7a6b77810e01874f2R20) you ignored the index file - any chance you have this on your local machine?