Nick Thompson

Results 21 issues of Nick Thompson

Does the duktape debugging protocol support Chrome DevTools? For example, in Node.js you can pass an `--inspect` flag which enables the debugger, then if you open the `chrome://inspect` URL inside...

Where we interface with native methods, I've used ES6 rest/spread for var args (see EventBridge, BlueprintRenderer, and NativeMethods). Duktape notes any use of the `arguments` object as having a major...

performance

This issue is for supporting a styles API similar to React Native's StyleSheet: http://reactnative.dev/docs/stylesheet Currently all of our style props are passed inline to any given view component during each...

feature
performance

After 2d6c9cfda6144134dd2c477af075dbde8d5f1268 we have a pretty good story for #15, and after studying the ReactDOM implementation of the same thing, I think we definitely will want to follow suit and...

performance

Right now, the `react-juce` package that we ship onto npm has a build step for assembling the files into a bundle before distribution. The npm package itself largely just contains...

Right now, when a view type is requested that we don't support, we just hit a `jassert`, which is convenient enough if you're working with blueprint's native code, but in...

help wanted
good first issue

Handling image data is an interesting challenge, and there are many different ways to do it. Currently, Blueprint implements an `` element that accepts a `source` property expecting a value...

As of #145 we now have a cleaner EcmascriptEngine interface which is satisfied via a Duktape implementation Pimpl by default. The task here is to provide another EcmascriptEngine implementation via...

Big change, but all this really does is use the clang-format file that @JoshMarler mentioned in #24 with juce-like defaults and run it against `blueprint/core/*` Let me know what you...

This comes from the longer term goal of implementing the 2d Canvas API via native calls to a `juce::Graphics&` instance; I want to understand the difference in executing a call...