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by afri 12y ago
I think there are a couple of problems: 1 - SJS effectively 'solves' the concurrency problem, but it is not a problem that is on the top of most people's mind when they write an application. To a first approximation, the conc
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Comparing React and Conductance code(conductance.io)
3 points by afri 12y ago|0 comments
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HTML5 photobooth with live gallery in 250 lines of Stratified JavaScript code(conductance.io)
1 points by afri 13y ago|0 comments
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Stratified JavaScript 0.14: Ruby-style blocks, arrows, doubledot, quasis & more(stratifiedjs.org)
2 points by afri 13y ago|0 comments
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Web Worker Concurrency with StratifiedJS(onilabs.com)
1 points by afri 15y ago|0 comments
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by afri 15y ago
Ah, this is one of the clever bits of StratifiedJS which differentiates it from a lot of the other async extensions out there. In the case you describe the CNN request will automatically be cancelled by honoring any try/finally or try/retra
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Continuations in NodeJS(willconant.tumblr.com)
7 points by afri 15y ago|0 comments
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Three Routes to Spaghetti-Free Javascript(zef.me)
60 points by afri 16y ago|15 comments
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by afri 16y ago
(Disclaimer: I work on StratifiedJS) The point about not being able to use 'normal' JS debugging facilities with StratifiedJS (or other 'higher-level' languages compiling to JS) is certainly true, but IMO it is not nearly as bad as it sound
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Stratifying asynchronous storage(onilabs.com)
6 points by afri 16y ago|0 comments
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Fork-A-Twitter-Client: Pure client-side Twitter, StratifiedJS(fatc.onilabs.com)
2 points by afri 16y ago|0 comments
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by afri 16y ago
Yes, Oni Apollo is open-source, and you've got the right repository. The assembled library, oni-apollo.js, is composed of a whole bunch of different bits and pieces and tools which we'll all be publishing on github eventually. It will take
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Oni Apollo: Stratified JavaScript library(onilabs.com)
3 points by afri 16y ago|3 comments
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by afri 16y ago
Delimited continuations look interesting. I'd be curious if you could implement something like SJS's ALT operator ('@') with them: A@B follows both branches A and B simultaneously and, as soon as either one of them returns, it cancels the o