Ken Okabe

@kawazoe Which style do you feel secure in to write a robust code with fewer mistakes?

@kawazoe Thank you for your input. May I have another question: It seems the code is valid in hack: ``` 1 |> 5 |> console.log(#) //5 ``` `|>` is supposed...

@kawazoe Thanks. In fact, I'm sure this is on-topic: Impact of Hack pipes on functional programming. and I think it's not adequate to produce too many sub-issues. @mAAdhaTTah >What's more,...

Please note: in the current JavaScript, I could replace any `(x = y)` to `z` (referentially transparent), because the operator `=` means the left and right equal from now on...

I mean do they override the JS operator functionality of `=`: ` (x = y)` replaceable to `z` with hack?

1. If hack operator does NOT override `=` operation functionality, `value |> (value = ^)` to `value |> (5) ` should be valid. 2. If `value |> (5)` is syntax...

@kawazoe >that Hack style does not behave like a binary operator. For the very basic math operation of function application `f(x)`, the famous pipeline operator `|>` does not behave as...

@js-choi I thought I was invited to express my opinion in your new threads from the previous thread. That is what you told us. It turns out you guys still...

https://github.com/tc39/proposal-pipeline-operator/issues/225#issuecomment-924479581 A couple of people including me start thinking that hack-pipe is so harmful that if it's the default route as they claim, it's far better not to have any....

As I have asked earlier in gitter, it should be nice to have the converter method to obtain DOM other than html strings. I think to obtain just list of...