Tom Ekander

I've been fiddling around a bit with using let-operators. I find it pretty difficult thinking about what could be defined as future conventions and best practices, but thought I'd share...

> @lessp have you written code that substantially uses `let.map`? Curious about your experience with it in light of [#52 (comment)](https://github.com/aantron/promise/issues/52#issuecomment-589982030). Ok, so as an experiment, and trying to take...

> Drive by comment below :D > > As a programmer who comes from PHP, JavaScript, some Rust to ReasonML, I'd much prefer sticking to the `await` keyword for "waiting...

> > I'm not very familiar with Rust, but IIUC you do not have to worry about mapping in its implementation of async/await? > > Not entirely sure if I'm...

> I'll look into integrating sub-describes/individual tests into the default reporter. This would probably be configurable because I'm worried about the IO implications on performance. Would this be mean seeing...

If this is referring to what I think it's referring to I see this trip up a lot of newcomers, especially with generics. Here's one example: ```rescript type foo =...

Can recommend Cypress for E2E-tests, have used quite a bit, especially with the cucumber syntax extension: https://www.npmjs.com/package/cypress-cucumber-preprocessor From their example: ``` Feature: The Facebook I want to open a social...

Talking about `Refetch` which I'd completely missed, perhaps some kind of RFC might be an idea to also try to make a unified API and library which could be used...

How involved do you think this would be @cristianoc? This would be a great addition when creating libraries to be consumed on the TS side.

Agreed! I think it makes sense to split into new lines when there are more than one operator and consider them a sequence. Granted, this is a rather subjective subject.....