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The following command in the Using Webpack Manually section is missing the '-o' argument.
$ node_modules/.bin/webpack static/App.js static/app.bundle.js
should be
$ node_modules/.bin/webpack static/App.js -o static/app.bundle.js
I am a core UI Pro customer. I am looking for a simple way to toggle the sidebar, aside etc. from my app without having to rewrite your components. I am using Mobx for state management so I need to be able to link into the components and hide/show sidebar/aside from different parts of the app.
I was previously told to simply add a class to the HTML however, this causes an issue with the state o
Should make a page to highlight features and make it easier to find download links for the users operating system
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Add tests
What an example it is without tests? Can someone help me and add tests for relay? Or any other kind of tests?
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Serverless Stack tutorial showing use of Angular instead of React, with hosting in AWS using serverless-s3-sync instead of netlify for a purely AWS services based development stack experience ?
Any plans for that?
If not, I'm willing to contribute, as I have certain degree of experience with it.