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pmndrs/jotai#394 (comment) @jrobber

• docs/guides/persistence.mdx should explain more about best practices with atomWithStorage
• atomWithStorage docs should explain how to use non default storage like sessionStorage and AsyncStorage
• atomWithStorage docs should explain how to use non JSON.parse/stringify serializer
• atomWithStorage docs should

Correct me if I'm wrong, but it seems to me that different effector-vue APIs (especially Options API vs. Hooks API) assume different Vue versions.

For example, I tried to use Hooks API in combination with Vue 2 & @vue/composition-api but it won't compile because it tries to import composition functions directly from vue module (as in Vue 3) instead of @vue/compositon-api module (as in V

Hello, I'm trying to type my application which is using redux-orm. I came across an issue with the new createSelector API. My code is as simple as:

import { createSelector } from 'redux-orm'
import orm from 'features/regulation/orm'

export const selectTest = createSelector(orm.Policy)

The error I get is that

Expected 2-9 arguments, but got 1.ts(2554)
redux.d.ts(87, 

Unistore will go very well with web components. It can have bindings for LitElement and others.

I am interested to work on this if it will accepted.

For posterity sake, let's clarify that throttling and debouncing are in fact distinct, while still clearly being related.

But both of these seem like worthwhile decorative hooks to add, which allow you to ensure that an Articulated Function is invoking another function only under certain time-based thresholds.

For e

What I mean:

const countAtom = createNumberAtom()
createAtom(
  { count: countAtom },
  (track) => {
    track.onAction('count.increment', () => {})
    //                   ^
  }
)