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Looks like .net Linq. Many js projects use lodash and variants, how do you compare that?
by ssahoo 2y ago
Looks like .net Linq. Many js projects use lodash and variants, how do you compare that?
- Poefke 2y agoLINQ is much more sophisticated, translating as much of the query as possible to the target (server) language, like SQL. JAQT is not doing that. lodash, underscore, and others, had a great impact on javascript by introducing lots of functional paradigms. Most of that is now part of javascript itself. JAQT's main purpose is to allow you to filter arrays of objects and create custom objects, just like GraphQL. And be a bit easier to learn than Array.map/reduce/filter.