They even have a website even though the mall is not done.
Meanwhile the new MOKO doesn't even have an official name yet.
The area around Central Yards is plastered with ads for the new mall.
The area around "MOKO2" has nothing about the development.
Was that problem ever resolved?
If I want to render on the server, can I still useContext?
[1---2---3---4---5]---6---7
[1----2----3----4]----5----6----7
[1---2---3---4]---5---6---7
[1----2----3]----4----5----6----7
[1---2---3]---4---5---6---7
[1--2--3]--4--5--6--7
Brackets are the container being resized.
Elements on the right (outside the brackets) are reachable by scrolling horizontally.
Since computeds are said to shadow the second variable since the first one returned early, eg:
// bad
const canShow = computed(() => isSetA.value || isSetB.value);
// good
const canShow = computed(() => {
const a = isSetA.value;
const b = isSetB.value;
return a || b;
});
Do templates suffer the same problem?
<div :class={ canShow: isSetA || isSetB } />
I've been using ref() and thought Vue was smart to auto conver to shallowRef?
<script setup>
const imgRef = ref<HTMLImageElement>()
onMount(() => {
const img = imgRef.value;
// do stuff
});
</script>
<template>
<img ref="imgRef" />
</template>
I Googled and got mixed results but saw this form and it does have a place to put spouse name and their identity number: