Sylvain Schellenberger

After working on updating the packages, I didn't find a configuration that works for both React 17 AND React 18: The issue is the `react-test-renderer`package that can only work with...

Here, I rebased my work on your latest `develop`commit. Not sure if this is worth it though, since the example run in React 18 pretty well. Maybe all you need...

Hello, would the following code fit your use case? ```javascript const sandbox = new GlslCanvas(document.querySelector('#app')) fetch('/path/to/shader.frag') .then(response => { return response.text() }) .then(fragment => { sandbox.load(fragment) }) ```

Discussed during August 3, 2021 Office Hours: @raaaahman : > I am starting to question the JSON formatted data that will become the bridge between both frontend and backend. >...

To go along with my proposal in the [data model discussion](https://github.com/WordPress/wp-notify/issues/16#issuecomment-896031592), here's a JSON schema describing the data to be expected (following the [json-schema.org standard](http://json-schema.org/learn/getting-started-step-by-step)): ```json { "$schema": "https://json-schema.org/draft/2020-12/schema", "$id":...

Nice variants. Although I thought that the logo (WordPress watermark here) **is** the image. Having one more image really cramps the space for the text in my opinion.

Maybe we could try something like: - If notification has image, and image is from WordPress media Library, show the thumbnail image (or add a setting for even smaller images)...

I like the different designs on the variations. However, displaying the "on-page" notifications like this doesn't seem to solve one of the initial issues: the visual cluttering of the admin...

Also, this makes me wonder about the logo: it seems to be fitting to have both a logo and an image for an on-page notification. However, when looking at on-hub...

> So, I reached the current compromise: show everything, but provide a clear all. :thinking: Exposed this way, this sounds like the best compromise indeed. > Yep, that's a tricky...