dionyziz

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   by dionyziz 15y ago

   Hi BlehBlehBleh. Thank you very much for the feedback. I'm sorry it came out as arrogant — not my intention at all. I tried to make the article enthusiastic in a way that captures the reader's attention to read a bit further and see the int
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   by dionyziz 15y ago

   exogen — great idea. I've just added that feature. Thank you! :)
3. 93.▲
   by dionyziz 15y ago

   Great example, I've added it. Thank you! :)
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   by dionyziz 15y ago

   buddydvd, linq looks quite nice. Thanks for mentioning it, I had no idea it existed. I added a link to it at the 'Tribute' section of stream.js in case someone wants to check it out or prefers its syntax instead :)
5. 95.▲
   by dionyziz 15y ago

   Michael — that's very cool. I added a link to your library in the 'Tribute' section. Thanks for taking the time to port it :)
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   by dionyziz 15y ago

   Hi pkrumins. Thanks for the feedback. I added a link to node-lazy in the 'Tribute' section of the stream.js tutorial. I like its syntax, and I'm sure many people would prefer it :)
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   by dionyziz 15y ago

   Thanks for your feedback. You're quite right. I added some clarifications in the 'Tribute' section :)
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   by dionyziz 15y ago

   Hi ggchappell. First of all, thanks for your feedback. You're quite right about (2); but there's a new Javascript version coming out soon that proposes generators and 'yield' similar to how Python uses them. When it comes out and is support
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   by dionyziz 15y ago

   Thanks, that's a great idea! I made it load up the library and added a note in the tutorial that one can use their browser JS console to fiddle with it :)