Devin Alexander Torres

@vqvu In this example, `upload` takes a stream which streams the upload as new data is queried. In fact, the entire example is one streaming chain that never fully realizes...

@vqvu Do I still need to use `stopOnError` after every function?

Also, I might be missing something but what is `through` supposed to represent in `var result = stream.pipe(through());`

should that be `stream.pipe(_())`?

@bdolman If you're interested, I have just released Hoedown 1.0.0, a revived fork of Sundown. It includes this pull request: https://github.com/hoedown/hoedown

@eichlan If you're interested, I have just released Hoedown 1.0.0, a revived fork of Sundown. It includes this pull request: https://github.com/hoedown/hoedown

@julian7 If you're interested, I have just released Hoedown 1.0.0, a revived fork of Sundown. It includes this pull request: https://github.com/hoedown/hoedown

@okeuday Those packages on RubyGems and PyPI would go a long way. Simple an easy, which is just what I was looking for.

Thanks @okeuday these are great projects.

@hiroeorz It's true, you should never checkin the worker before you're done working with it. I'm unfamiliar with how eredis works, but you shouldn't rely on an internal implementation detail...