Andreas Grosam

I hope @kylef is well! For another project I need to parse and validate a JWT which supports HS and ES algorithms on iOS, Swift 5+. There are some alternatives,...

I appreciate the idea having an API like this (pseudo code): typedef id (^successHandler_t)(id result); typedef id (^errorHandler_t)(NSError\* result); - (Promise*) then(successHandler_t); - (Promise*) catch(errorHandler_t); The addition with `finally` certainly...

> I understand this is objective-c land, but as promises in JavaScript are now part of a formal standard, is there interest in aligning this project with those semantics? RXPromise...

> promise acting as a deferred (exposing its private resolve/reject) Well, yes. Possibly, a solution would be to have a class `RXDeferred` which subclasses `RXPromise`. This would make the API...

Thanks for reporting this issue. I will take a look into it. By the way, do you experience a related issue when including it with CocoaPods?

Up until now, RXPromise didn't use a "Master Header". This means, without such a master header you have to explicitly import any of the corresponding header files. Since this generally...

Hi Petro Thank you very much for the useful addition. I've couple of questions, though: 1. Why do we need the OSSpinLock `_progressSpinLock`? It seems to me, all accesses to...

I very much appreciate your comments and reasoning. So, the OSSpinLock can be omitted and the C++ containers became values (this makes the code a bit more concise). I do...

Ok, thank you too. ;) The changes are actually quite minimal and it should be quite effortless to make the changes. I have a working version which passes all tests....

> On 17.12.2014, at 21:58, Dmitry [email protected] wrote: > > Hi @couchdeveloper https://github.com/couchdeveloper, > > This is a small pull request that makes it so that repeat: behaves slightly differently...