Sean Coker

You can do something like this: ```js var countries = [ ['Germany', 'de'], ['USA', 'us'], ['Spain', 'es'] ]; var map = countries.reduce(function(acc, pair) { var code = pair[1]; var country...

So `keyCode` has been deprecated and when the next major version of this is released i'll drop support for ie 8/9 in which case I'll probably switch to `e.key` as...

Thanks for the kind words! > 1. reordering, by dragging. I can see drag and drop being something that wraps the library. Maybe I can come up with an example...

Makes sense. Thanks!

I'm noticing a similar slow down trying to upgrade from v6 to v10. I had a similar transition as the example above (minus the clustering) and for drawing a `FeatureCollection`...

Another thing that might be helpful to know is the polygons that I'm rendering are around the world and I'm not yet doing any optimizations as far as rendering only...

@peteruithoven When including the hot-middleware/client file in your bundle, make sure you have the `warn=false` parameter added like so: `webpack-hot-middleware/client?path=/__webpack_hmr&warn=false` Server options and client options are separate in case you...

@jarodccrowe if warn is false, then log won't get called as [seen here](https://github.com/glenjamin/webpack-hot-middleware/blob/3591ea8a351364815ea459b060d865c044fed955/client.js#L200-L202) You're speaking of the client warnings right?

Actually you might want to try `&quiet=true` instead of `&warn=false` as [seen here](https://github.com/glenjamin/webpack-hot-middleware/blob/3591ea8a351364815ea459b060d865c044fed955/client.js#L54-L57)

@rizwan92 webpack-dev-middleware is a completely separate package https://github.com/webpack/webpack-dev-middleware