Vitalik Gordon

@AndersDJohnson > anyone else with a multi-step build process (e.g., generating different sizes of logos with a separate tool than the one that builds your JS) may experience similar issues...

@AndersDJohnson > I wonder if there is another way? We could implement some debouncing logic (like in `_.debounce` from lodash), postponing the reloading for 0.5-1s when a change detected —...

Yeah, could be the case. I guess a white-list of watched files could help, so that the extension would reload only when a specific file is updated. A larger timeout...

I'll look into that when I have some spare time, thanks for reporting.

> You have a strange non-standard code and arch styles Yes, and I regret about that. It was a research project, I was experimenting with various stuff a lot. Now...

> What that useless framework doing? Component system + [composable traits](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trait_(computer_programming)) system + some reactive programming primitives. The framework is also outdated and hasn't been evolving for a long time....

LOL I wasn't even aware of that! Thanks for the heads up. Do you have any idea why that could possibly happen, btw?

Thanks for the report. Seems that emoji rendering is terminal-dependent, sometimes it's double width, sometimes single width... And in VSCode it's somehow 1.5-width: It also seems that now most terminals...

I haven't checked if it works for quite a while. Seems that it tries to fetch `index.html` (because your script is defined there) and then it fails for some reason....

Hmm, not sure what you meant by that. As objects have to be stringified in some way before they could be displayed in text :) You mean, stringify _without formatting_?...