Casts names are Over lapping with each other when inkino.app website opened in mobile device as desktop site. Attaching a screenshot for reference. I opened the website in Xiaomi Redmi 5A device and chrome as browser running its latest version.
![screenshot_2018-12-29-15-40-28-268_com android chrome](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/22256553/50548297-2e0d3a00-0c70-11e9-9d3e-0ed66e45ba2a.

After closing #1082, I've seen that we are missing documentation on ResponseFetcher API. The JavaDocs on this API is actually quite good 👇

https://github.com/apollographql/apollo-android/blob/master/apollo-runtime/src/main/java/com/apollographql/apollo/fetcher/ApolloResponseFetchers.java

We should add more info about this into caching.md docs.

There's a couple pictures on the home page showing what nuklear can do. One of them a battlefield themed settings menu.

Could someone provide demos for these picture demos? I'm trying to learn nuklear but the documentation alone is not quite so obvious. The current demos can be useful but they do not have most of the picture demos on the home page.

Thanks

The iOS sample code contains a retain loop. The ViewController owns the KittenView and the KittenView owns the ViewController. Personally I am not very familiar with the used approach which is not entirely idiomatic for Swift/iOS so not entirely sure what the best f

Add function to BaseComponentBuilder for defining a content-based size

Current behavior

Currently the API provides a 'size' function which defines the size of the component, e.g. Panel, inclusive artifacts like borders and shadows.

Improved behavior

Since the API user often is more interested in defining the size of the actual content of a component, it would be nice to have an add

From @natalieesk and @rosatolen:

It would be really helpful to have a technical overview of how coyim works (maybe a diagram? ;D) so that we understand the general data flow (or where data is stored). This would cut down the time for new people who are trying to understand the system. For example: Coyim talks with an xmpp server and integrates with tor in this way...

The default emacs tutorial is confusing, since it refers to keybindings that are modified (for example, M-x being bound to execute-extended-command). One newcomer to Lisp has fallen in that hole today.

I suggest replacing the whole tutorial file with something that in the very least is not confusing to newcomers (e.g. an empty file, or a file linking to #lisp and #clschool on Freenode o

HI
first let me say I love this app , that said some people I try to get to use it are put off by it not having easily found help , as in click the "help" in the menu and find some user documentation on how to use it .
if their is something like this I have not found , where is it , and/or can it be done .

I love QMplay2 myself and have no problems with it for what I do with it , but some ki

Doxygen Comments referencing NetStructures should be changed to GameData

https://github.com/Segs/Segs/blob/1817283f7a7ee7a37f69326ca6a1de859514504a/Projects/CoX/Common/GameData/StateStorage.cpp#L9