rafrex

Nice! TypeDoc could definitely be an interesting add. I haven't used it before. Will look into it, thanks for the suggestion.

Why? Because Markdown parsers are large (35 to 40KB gzipped). The idea is to create a format where the parser can be easily incorporated into single page apps so the raw string can be loaded from the backend and rendered into HTML on the frontend by the app. The format can be used for user generated content (posts, comments, etc...), and can be created using a GUI text editor or written directly.

It's only a react component (not a full style manager). It has more interactive states and state hooks than CSS, JSS or Radium for better control of interactive styles and functionality. It provides hover, hoverActive, touchActive, keyActive, as well as a focus state that can be styled based if it's entered fromTab, fromTouch, or fromMouse. And more... GitHub repo & docs: https://github.com/rafrex/react-interactive

Thanks. It calculates the escape time for every single pixel on the screen to produce the sharpest image possible - it can be kind of slow on retina/4k displays. It will run faster on 1080p displays (or if you change your monitor resolution).

Yes, I know it's called the Mandelbrot set, but it just doesn't have the same ring to it as fractal.

It's not. You can use it with any server that can serve a custom 404 page. I use it locally with http-server to work on react single pages apps that don't have a backend.