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Awesome thanks. There's some magic in that lib that I'm gonna have to play with to fully understand. I didn't know it was possible to do something like this:
({x,y})=>[[x,()=>[1,2]]]
Those proxies are some interesting things.
I recently did something related with the W Combinator. I also need to improve the docs :( But I like how your implementation allows you to assign values.
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Very interesting. A few things I like...
I like how
verifyUserhas now become Lazy.I love the
M[">>="]function. First time I have seen an object used like this.Without Promises, you have eliminated a round trip to the event loop (for sync functions).
I had a hard time finding the
@masaeedu/mdopackage. I did find@masaeedu/dothough. Typo? Could you throw me a link?Cheers!
Hi @joelnet . Yeah, sorry. That's a typo on my part. The repo is here: github.com/masaeedu/do. There's no README yet, sadly, but here is a slightly more fleshed our runkit with usage examples for various monads: runkit.com/masaeedu/do-notation
Awesome thanks. There's some magic in that lib that I'm gonna have to play with to fully understand. I didn't know it was possible to do something like this:
Those proxies are some interesting things.
I recently did something related with the W Combinator. I also need to improve the docs :( But I like how your implementation allows you to assign values.