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Help wanted with ported React component in Go

I posted this to Upwork, but this space is so new there aren't many developers qualified to take this on. Anybody here want to give it a try?

I started porting a React component built by a friend to Go/Vecty/WASM. It's a panel group component that handles resizable panes. I ported it, but it's not behaving the same and I need some help debugging it. The math seems to be off somewhere and the performance is not great.

Here's a video showing the difference between them at the moment:


The resulting library will be open source and I'm willing to pay for help.

Full post on Upwork, though using Upwork is not necessary.

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Klemen Slavič

I'd be willing to take a look at this. Do you have a publicly accessible URL with the compiled code available somewhere?

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Jeff Lindsay

github.com/progrium/prototypes/tre...

If you clone that whole repo, in there you should be able to make build and then make dev, though it'll require you to go get a few things first.

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Klemen Slavič

OK, will have a look and let you know. 👍

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Jeff Lindsay

Also, here's a discord I'm in to chat with me: discordapp.com/invite/cJzy2xS

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Adrian B.G.

But why? It is a heavy CPU computation? or just a test?

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Jeff Lindsay

Because I'm building a web app in Go.

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