Echo JS 0.11.0

Tip 1: Don't specify Helvetica or Arial over sans-serif.  Typically the default sans-serif is a Helvetica clone anyway, meant for that system.  For a long time Mac default was Helvetica and Windows default was Arial.  There's very little point in specifying.  Just use sans-serif as your baseline fallback.

Tip 2: Specify typical fallback fonts, even with a web-font so that you get coverage for glyphs like emoticons which may not be in your web font.

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This is why I *REALLY* like react-jss (as used with @material-ui/core)... everything can be done via the theme and injected via JS/JSON data.

Injecting variables into SCSS just feels fragile.

Only big comment would be that async function for the thunk and fat-arrow syntax would be a little cleaner.  At this point all the major browsers support async functions and fat arrow syntax. IE being the notable exception, but transpile via babel can handle that.

FYI, I'm @tracker1 on twitter and aztracker1 in fb messenger, feel free to shoot me a message if you notice a spammy article.

You should be able to reach @echojs and @fcambus on twitter as well.

I understand the frustration... The past couple days I find I've deleted a few posts a day.  Including one that was an interstitial link through Pinterest at that.  The only real way to combat spam is manual intervention or invest a *LOT* of time, effort and money.

I do wish there were a report/flag story option though, or that if a story is deleted that anyone who down voted got double their karma back and those that posted/upvoted lost 10 karma points.

@fcambus is the current echojs codebase somewhere on github/gitlab for user contributions?

Just a simple pattern for loading async data with react, redux and redux-thunk middleware.

I tend to do this with a higher order component including async import of child component, etc... it works well for the 90% cases I've used it with.  sub-state/reducer logic is only slightly different, but the logic is bog simple and holds up well enough.

I also include a reducer handler for when the location/init happens as a lot of times a refresh or location change in the middle of an async call can leave things broken.

What does this have to do with Echo JS or development at all?  It's interesting, but I don't think this is the right place for this sort of thing.

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Interesting, not really JS based... what would be cool would be a similar client as a globally installable npm module that uses environment variable(s) to create an empty repo attached to an account/group as a command line client.

That would be JS based and pretty nifty/reusable.