Flexibility is a polyfill for the Flexible Box Layout, commonly known as Flexbox. With Flexibility, you get to design beautiful, flexible layouts on the web without sacrificing the experience in older browsers. Flexbox lays out, aligns, and distributes elements in a container, even when their size is unknown or dynamic. To better understand Flexbox, read Chris Coyier’s excellent Complete Guide to Flexbox.
display direction wrap flow justify content align items order grow shrink basis self auto start end center baseline stretch space between around polyfill ie internet explorer layoutSo why build this? Many solutions didn't feel smooth. In some the textarea would flicker on entering new lines with a noticeable delay in resizing. Most were outdated and all were a lot bulkier than they had to be. Many had to use a mirror textarea or ghost element with some needing presentation values set in script. I wanted just the behavior in the script and anything regarding presentation should be controlled through CSS. Or add textarea-autosize to your application's bower.json.
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react react-native native input grow autotailing-stream is a Node.js module that provides a Stream that can read continuously from a file that's being actively written to. This is in contrast to the standard fs.createReadStream. method, which returns a ReadableStream that stops reading once it gets to the last byte that existed at the time the stream was originally opened. It supports exactly the same interface as a Node ReadableStream, and its createReadStream method functions the same as fs.createReadStream. It takes two unique configuration options, timeout and pause.
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