artminister

Thanks for the bug report. And yes, your fix worked :). I had `inset:0` for the file input and was working on all browsers except firefox.

Ah. I wasn't aware of this. The website is built on docusaurus. I will check if there is workaround.

Thanks for letting me know and sorry u were not able to access the site.

For the parser, we will be using https://github.com/LesterLyu/fast-formula-parser

Hi, I have not shipped Core support for formula yet. Working on it actively

In the demo you see, I am using hot-formula-parser to parse formula during render. This won't scale for large applications, cos any parent render will re-render the grid and trigger a recalc

Am working on adding a Directed Acyclic Graph to manage cell dependencies, so that Grid knows which cells needs to be re-rendered.

Yes to both. Number of rows and columns does not impact performance. Every calculation is within the viewport bounds

Zustand works for us without much complexity. Its fast and quite easy to use

https://github.com/react-spring/zustand/

React is getting more and more unpredictable and confusing. Get derived state, get snapshot.. what? If you don't think users need this method, why put it out in the first place. I have been using React for 3 years, first time I am seeing this sudden shift towards weird patterns, pushed by all the new core developers

We used to use svc for classification in the early days of chatbots, but switched to tensorflow

We are using a bidirectional lstm model for sequence classification.

Wow. Amazing. The UI is simple and beautiful.

Are you using JS Navigator or NavigatorIOS for the app?

I was a Mithril user before i moved to React. Mithril is really easy to use, reading blog post of lhorie was a bliss. But the community and code was just not moving ahead. Nothing changed, nothing exciting in roadmaps and I wasnt learning anything new.

React was just as easy as Mithril. And for big projects, React brings in a better structure and performance. React ecosystem is full of amazing people, there is always something new that i want to learn. Flux, Redux, Relay, RN, the list just goes on.

Chosen and Select2 didnt match our need as we were looking for a different interaction.

1. The whole select box needs to behave like an input field with a controlled list. 2. Fully mobile/tablet compatible

The need grew from long date input selectbox. Year ranges start from 1900 - 2014 and we wanted a fast way of entering it.

Well the demo link is here

http://pebbleroad.github.io/jquery-taxonomy-browser/dist/

And yes, taxonomy facets are located at https://github.com/PebbleRoad/jquery-taxonomy-browser/blob/m...

Yes. Its not hard. But its not easy to decipher facebook html and use it in a website.

I didnt use any extra markup or html5 tags. Its up to you to add article and section tags for any content you deem appropriate.