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It's great to get some infinite stream functionality in JS, but I don't see where this is helping in the realm of concurrency. Were there any particular use cas
by pselbert 12y ago
It's great to get some infinite stream functionality in JS, but I don't see where this is helping in the realm of concurrency. Were there any particular use cases in mind when it was written, or was it primarily an exercise to push the use of generators?
- WhitneyLand 12y agoDo you mean why couldn't you get the same concurrency using multi-threading? You could but that doesn't fit in all environments like node.js. Check out how koa.js can leverage similar concepts to reduce nested callbacks. Also beyond the concurrency the lazy loading aspect can have implications for functional programming techniques.
- coldtea 12y agoIt's about functional programming, not concurrency. We programmed Lisp back when it was just one core. Heck, back when memory was an actual 'core'.