Interesting, coming from Clojure/Script it bothers me that you need to repeat the pipe since I'm used to: (-> "a b c d" s/upper-case (s/r

Interesting, coming from Clojure/Script it bothers me that you need to repeat the pipe since I'm used to: (-> "a b c d" s/upper-case (s/replace "A" "X") (s/split " ") first) But I guess in JS you wouldn't know when to stop the piping. Also, in Clojure, you have -<> which is like a hybrid between Hack and F# pipes. Basically it defaults to piping into the first argument, but if you use <> anywhere, then where you've used it is where it will be piped instead, best of both worlds. (-<> "a b c" s/upper-case (str "result:" <>))