pull about the redundant import in templates about snap-templates HOT 2 CLOSED

Thanks again for all your testing. I merged the other pull request. The best way to propose changes is to fork this repository and commit whatever changes you have in mind to your fork. Then issue a pull request. That will package all your changes up in a way that's easy for us to look at and comment on.

As far as your suggestion for a react project template, I don't think it would be appropriate to include it in this repository because it will increase our maintenance burden and I don't know if any of the core Snap developers uses React.js enough to make good decisions. But there is nothing stopping you from publishing your react template anyway! You could leave it in your fork of this repository, or you could make a standalone repo just for that. I think that it's great to have a healthy community creating and publishing whatever tools they have that make their life easier. Then you can blog about them, post them to the Haskell reddit, etc and the community benefits.

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Hi & thanks,
Ok, I'll try to do that. I was/am planning to do a short tutorial using
react and snap-framework together, even though it is not that Haskell-way
that it possibly could be by using some other technique.
br, gspia

2016-06-21 15:20 GMT+03:00 Doug Beardsley [email protected]:

Thanks again for all your testing. I merged the other pull request. The
best way to propose changes is to fork this repository and commit whatever
changes you have in mind to your fork. Then issue a pull request. That will
package all your changes up in a way that's easy for us to look at and
comment on.

As far as your suggestion for a react project template, I don't think it
would be appropriate to include it in this repository because it will
increase our maintenance burden and I don't know if any of the core Snap
developers uses React.js enough to make good decisions. But there is
nothing stopping you from publishing your react template anyway! You could
leave it in your fork of this repository, or you could make a standalone
repo just for that. I think that it's great to have a healthy community
creating and publishing whatever tools they have that make their life
easier. Then you can blog about them, post them to the Haskell reddit, etc
and the community benefits.

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