Julien Gonzalez

> If not, someone else will likely get to this soon. I was going to but the author hasn't allowed maintainers write access to the repo

@CrossEye: if I understand this correctly I can confirm that [this comment](https://github.com/ramda/ramda/issues/2414#issuecomment-352631355) from @imchenglibin is still correct as of today: 1. The FL implementation is correct (i.e `ApplyX['fantasy-land/ap'](ApplyF)`) 2. The...

I think this would be a great addition too but I'd prefer it as a separate function. Clojure has a similar function called [rename-keys](https://clojuredocs.org/clojure.set/rename-keys). Possibly related: #3137 and #2094

> So if we are going to maintain these, would it be possible to derive the TS types from them? I think that's a wonderful idea and perhaps the metadata...

@CrossEye Any objection?

@CrossEye: I wouldn't bother with `0.29` at this point and would rather keep the momentum for `1.0.0` and ship as many breaking changes in that one.

I guess the intention with `toString` was to offer something similar to `show` in Haskell? I'm not quite sure I understand why we need to dispatch to an `equals` method...

Have you considered [Blockly](https://developers.google.com/blockly)? You can use it to build a Scratch-like visual editor and let people build CSL styles by putting blocks together. The actual CSL style can be...

Another thing I once contemplated was to convert a CSL style into a grammar and use that grammar to generate a parser. By feeding citations or bibliographies to a parser...

@CrossEye Should we archive this project?