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Desirable feature: may be before stable version release
- On first start:
- Custom settings selection and default settings selection (i.e. fonts, size, colors,hide apps, restore from old backups etc.)
- App must navigate to select default launcher selection settings
- Tutorial for app
Span
As I understand ArrayTools consider arrays as immutable(while .NET devs have build Spans for arrays to be really immutable), may try to apply
https://github.com/dadhi/ImTools/blob/56b7f53a784c3843e4299658592d7b9340153fbc/src/ImTools/ImTools.cs#L48
https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/magazine/mt814808.aspx?f=255&MSPPError=-2147217396
(these are only couple percentage slower)
Would you a
We found such hackish solution for now (oldRoute is function which configures router):
const router = new Route();
app.use('/auth/api', router);
oldRoute(router);
app.use('/', router);
oldRoute(router);waiting for better solution
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