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Having a monaco-editor inside a React component:

After a recent angular 12 upgrade I am unable to see my .ts files inside sources in Dev tool. The web pack bundler doesn't seems to be loaded. sourceMap in angular.json is true still the files are not loading. Anyone please let me know what all things I need to check here. This is an inconvenience as I generally debug through the browser.Below is the content of my angular Json file.

i have a yarn workspace monorepo where different packages contain reusable code. like @pkg/styles , @pkg/ui-components

all of these packages are es modules (import export statements) and are used in my non ssr application built by webpack like this.

for example

I want to find the best way to structure a custom component with multiple slots for content.

This is the best tutorial I've found: https://www.hackingwithswift.com/plus/custom-swiftui-components/creating-a-flipview-to-provide-a-card-flip-effect

The code works, but I don't understand the syntax. Why does the first slot "left header actions" not need to be written?

I am creating a React Native Android application, and I want to embed a control which is rendered using Vulkan. I implemented this control by creating a subclass of SurfaceView called VkSurfaceView and implementing the Vulkan code in Rust with JNI calls.

I turned on the debug setting that shows the boundaries of all of the views so that it's clear that the views are still there.

Here's the Vulkan control (currently, it just renders a triangle) inside of a simple Android layout (no React Native):

Here's my React Native layout without the Vulkan control (the square represents where I am trying to put the Vulkan control):

But when I put the Vulkan control, then everything else goes dark, even though the layout inspector and the debug overlay indicate that the other views are still there:

Why might this be happening? As shown above, the Vulkan control works inside of pure-Android layouts, so I think that it must be interacting unfavorably with React Native in some way. However, I have found examples like this and this that are able to use SurfaceView/TextureView/VideoView in React Native without it causing problems.

Edit: Even if I comment out all of the code in VkSurfaceView, the black screen issue still occurs (but the triangle disappears, obviously), so I don't think this is happening because of an issue with my Vulkan code.

Edit 2: It works if I derive from TextureView instead of SurfaceView. But why? I suspect that it has something to do with the differences explained here, but I still don't understand why it's important whether the view is composited using OpenGL or not.

Here's my code:

React Native index.js:

Having the following Textarea component, it was built in order to be reusable, it is a basic textarea with has a maxlength props, where it can be specified the maximum input length, it also shows the current input length, in the format current input length/max length.

It works fine as a separate component, the problem is when it must be used with react-hook-form, the current input length isn't updating.

Here is the Textarea component:

Having the following component:

I've been using 'react-router-dom' (v6) in combination with Microsoft Fluint UI Nav. Because of this I have to programmatically navigate instead of using the element.

When I use a to test it navigates to the requested page without a server request. But when I use this (basically an eventHandler that calls navigate for the redirect) :

In this learning app, I've followed and excellent tutorial from Hacking with Swift on generating a wave-like animation. I've modified this app further adding some functionalities:

• Providing Start/Stop mechanism for the wave animation
• Perpetually generating random numbers for the duration of the animation
• Modifying animation if an "interesting" number is found. Initially, I've implemented logic that defines even numbers as interesting but that could be easily changes to flag prime numbers, etc.

After stopping the animation does not "run" again. This is demonstrated in the gif below.

After stopping the animation does not restart.